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Soft Tissue and Esthetic Considerations in Implant Therapy
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December 1, 2003 |
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 Well written and organized. Some really great techniques., January 07, 2015
By Karl Neuhaus
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This is a great book describing implant soft tissue manipulation and regeneration. I am a general dentist and I place and restore implants. Soft tissue regeneration and manipulation is the key to success in modern implant dentistry and this book has some very good techniques. I wish there was more!
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 Not Positive Review, July 21, 2014
By William P. Kelsey, V
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Text is outdated.
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 Review, July 21, 2014
By William P. Kelsey, V
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My initial review indicated that this text is outdated in some regards. An oral surgeon contacted me about my initial review and asked me several questions about my opinion on the text. This conversation made me second guess my original thoughts so I spent time and reviewed the text. Following this read, I sheepishly admit that Dr. Sclar's textbook actually a fairly good resource to look at as an introduction to soft tissue management. My original comment about being outdated stemmed from my recent experience at periodontal meetings and multi-disciplinary specialty meetings where other techniques are being taught, but in fact, most of these techniques (not all, but most) are actually discussed in Dr. Sclar's text.
My apologies to those who read my initial review that was not positive regarding this book. After further review I think it is fairly insightful and a good resource for initial information. My only negative comment is that some of the flap designs that are proposed, especially for papilla regeneration or formation, are difficult to achieve. rom a clinical standpoint, in my experience, the papilla preserving techniques around multiple implants have not been very successful -- likely because expecting survival of small flaps with narrow sources of blood supply and with sutures through them is not predictable. Innovative thinking, for sure, but difficult to achieve.
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Excellent book, December 21, 2009
By Nikos
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Probably one of the top 5 textbooks in the field of Implantology at a global level
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Great book great service, March 12, 2009
By Crazy Dentist (California)
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This book is awesome, it really is amazing. I think that anyone who is placing and/or restoring implants needs this book or one similar to it.
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A guide book for dental implant esthetics, September 10, 2008
By Robert Gougaloff (California, USA)
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Dr. Sclar has always been a very renowned researcher in this field with countless publications an lectures. This book summarizes in a very well organized fashion everything there is to know about dental implants and the integration of soft tissue esthetics. This book will help every practitioner to elevate their implant case from a mere functional result to great esthetic result.
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