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Bone window technique in molar surgery with ZEISS EXTARO 300

21 April 2022 · 19 min watch
Professor Syngcuk Kim DDS, PhD, New York City, New York, USA
Author Professor Syngcuk Kim DDS, PhD New York City, New York, USA
Abstract

Peer-to-peer experience sharing on bone window technique in molar surgery with ZEISS EXTARO 300

This live molar surgery of tooth #19 was recorded under ZEISS EXTARO 300 in Dr Kim’s office in New York City. The surgical intervention involves a bone window technique to address mesial and distal root lesions of lower first molar. Piezotome is becoming a useful adjunct for microsurgical cases especially when the cortical plate is intact. Instead of drilling a conventional osteotomy site with Lindenman bur and sacrificing that bone, the healthy bone can be preserved and will serves as an autologous graft in such cases. An incidental CBCT finding for this patient was a small cervical resorption lesion on the canine. The repair of the lesion with geristore was also accomplished during the surgical procedure.  

  

  • The doctor in this webinar has a contractual or other financial relationship with Carl Zeiss Meditec AG and its affiliates and has received financial support.

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