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Very informative thanks Dr William Runne Chicago Illinois
Wonderful webinar ma’am thank you
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If implant supported crown posteriorly is assisting in group function, would you prevent it from assisting in lateral excursion? Thank you.
In a case of zirconia vs zirconia full arch replacement is there a way to reduce clicking noises during mastication related to occlusion?
Thank you from Boston
Very informative
Are you concerned about loading of angled implants in ‘All on 4’ cases? Or does the fact that they are splinted remove this concern?
what occlusal scheme will you provide for a maxillary implant- supported fixed complete denture against a mandibular free end saddle replaced with RPD? Will you provide bilateral balance occlusion or group function? Thank you.
Excellent presentation. Thank you very much dear colleague. Congrats.
Thank you for a good presentation!
So you don’t recommend a full occlusal zirconia occlusal surface?
Great presentation, greetings from Jalisco Mexico
Do you use PEEK? I use post and abutment
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Dr. Daet from the Philippines
Which occlusal guards do you use?
Do you advise any particulate design for occlusal splints?
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May I know what is your opinion in All On 4 restoration? Does tilted implants have any affects to the restorations?
Kindly enumerate ideal implant positions , , thanks mam
Thanks for your efforts.
Do you think that reducing the occlusal table is still as important as before after the development in implant designs and connections?
Is there any optimal recommendation value or range for Cuspal inclination degree of implant prosthesis?
Occlusal table width reduction in partially edentulous dentition wont end up in food impaction ( considering the difference between surface of implant prosthesis and natural teeth)?
Hi Dr.Alex George here from Dublin
If you are replacing a single maxillary canine in an otherwise intact arch with natural canine guidance on the opposing side, would you design canine guidance on the implant crown? And if yes, is this decision influenced by the implant design (lenght,width) and angulation?
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The study you site from Weinberg is over 20years old .. are there no current studies on occlusal forces ?
How could I get the optimal occlusion to my patients
Agradecido por la formación. Dr Rogelio Álvarez Marín. Sevilla. España.
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