A comprehensive case: new frontal bridge in the upper jaw and crowns on upper teeth treating erosions. Implant placement in lower posterior area to gain more chewing units. A case treated by Dr Ásgeir Ásgeirsson, Reykjavík, Iceland.

Thin gingival tissue over implants. Free gingival graft simultaneous with abutment connection surgery.

To create optimal chewing efficiency the lower jaw was reconstructed with mixed implant- and tooth-supported bridges containing cantilevers. The abraded front teeth were crowned to improve the esthetics.

Hopeless lateral incisor in a young patient with a high smile line.

Female patient *1979 by Dr. Oberhansl (Dr. Nölken). The aggressive periodontitis was treated during 3 years. Then, a fractured molar was replaced with an immediate implant.

Dr. Dominik Büchi performed an immediate implant placement in the aesthetic area. Therefore the esthetic risk factors had to be evaluated carefully before starting the treatment.

Primary augmentation of a large bone defect. Case treated by Dr. Ui-Won Jung, Yonsei University Seoul, Korea.

The retention of the upper denture was improved by implants. In addition the implants allowed to design the denture without palatal coverage to increase the patient's comfort.

Female patient *1951 by M. Lulic. N. P. Lang (2006-2008). Periodontitis case, smoker, shortened dental arch, reconstructions on implants (3-unit bridge and single crown).

Reconstruction of the edentulous upper jaw of a cleft palate case using implants supported denture by Dr. Thomas Truninger, University of Zurich

Female patient (*1948) suffering from periodontitis wants to reach a state of complete oral health and ideal masticatory performance.

Contents - Instruments and planning - Incision - Split thickness flap preparation - Harvesting connective tissue for grafting - Palatal sutures - Transplant insertion and suture - Microsurgical suture Synopsis: Microsurgical operation to repair two adjacent, exposed root surfaces. The video demonstrates step-by-step how to prepare a coronally advanced split-thickness flap with subepithelial connective tissue. To remove connective tissue from the palate, a horizontal incision is required. Ultra-precise microsurgical suturing is the key to obtaining aesthetically perfect results.