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The mIVAN Approach for Preservation Surgery
Description:
mIVAN* Technique is a nice abbreviation for complicated terminus: “ Modified Interpositional Augmentation Neogenesis”. It is basically simultaneous hard and soft tissue augmentation utilizing pediculated connective tissue graft. It works for Socket type 2 and 3 and ridges with horizontal atrophy. Combined with Partial Extraction Therapy, mIVAN technique is a nice treatment choice for the teeth with recessions.
Date Added:
3/22/2018
Author(s):
Snježana Pohl, MD, DMD
Zagreb Faculty of medicine, Munich Faculty of Dental Medicine. Work experience at the General surgery and Orthopedics in Munich. Oral Surgery residency in Munich. Doctorate in...
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Questions & Comments
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snjezana pohl - (8/24/2018 9:22 AM)
It is the same procedure for teeth grinding into the small particles like with any other tooth. Tooth is mechanically cleaned, put into the dentin grinder, the small particles are cleaned chemically, washed, dried - and ready for use. The entire procedure takes about 15-20min. Thank you for asking:
https://youtu.be/QvRejrq99v0
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Flavio Kottar - (8/23/2018 8:31 AM)
When you use the wisdom teeth for the dentine autograft how procedure is done ?
Thank you
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snjezana pohl - (4/17/2018 7:47 AM)
Thank you, Fahran Durrani!
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FARHAN DURRANI492 - (4/15/2018 1:20 AM)
excellent presentation
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snjezana pohl - (3/26/2018 4:16 PM)
Dear Yiannis, it is an impulse to share positive things. Protocols that work well, valuable literature, happy patients, excellent students, small tricks, big tricks...VPI cervico system became a valuable part of my(our) daily praxis.
Your comment made me very happy and proud, my friend, thank you!
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snjezana pohl - (3/26/2018 4:05 PM)
Maurice, we fit well in DentalXP family: sharing is caring!
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snjezana pohl - (3/26/2018 3:55 PM)
Delia, thank you for your kind comment and taking your time to watch this presentation during your well deserved vacation.
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yiannis vergoullis - (3/26/2018 2:35 PM)
Dear Snjezana, I loved the presentation and admired your work and skills. I felt very proud seeing you working with our system and aknowledging our efforts. Please keep sharing your knowledge and passion. More people than you can imagine become better or motivated to become better and strive for excellence because of you.
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Maurice Salama - (3/26/2018 1:48 PM)
Snjezana and Matko; Always willing to learn and incorporate and SHARE new ideas and philosophies of care...THANK YOU Dr. Salama
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