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	Two Implants and Two Crowns in Two Patient Visits Posted on September 13, 2001 in All-Ceramic Crowns, Immediate Stabilization and Function, Restorative, SHORT® Implants The placement and predictably aesthetic restoration of two Bicon implants in only two patient visits is facilitated by the use of an abutment shoulder gauge and two Bicon aluminum oxide sleeves.
	Two Cementations Posted on September 12, 2001 in All-Ceramic Crowns, Restorative The ease of restoring a bicuspid and molar implant with all-ceramic crowns using aluminum oxide sleeves is demonstrated. During the first patient visit two teeth were extracted and two implants were placed into the extraction sites. An impression recording the relative position of the implants was made. Using one piece acrylic sleeves transitional crowns were fabricated for the immediate stabilization and function of the implants. The following slides depict the second and final patient visit for the placement and restoration of two implants.
	Restoration of Maxillary Bicuspid Posted on August 20, 2001 in Integrated Abutment Crowns™, Restorative Because of the 360° universal positioning and locking of the abutment shaft into the well of the implant, it is possible to restore most implants with Bicon Integrated Abutment Crowns™.
	Lab and Clinical Technique Posted on August 19, 2001 in Integrated Abutment Crowns™, Restorative This case demonstrates the lab and clinical technique for Bicon’s innovative Integrated Abutment Crowns™
	Extra-oral Cementation and Minimal Space Posted on August 19, 2001 in All-Ceramic Crowns, Restorative The aesthetic restoration of a congenitally missing lateral incisor with only 5.0mm of mesio-distal space is facilitated by the extra-oral cementation of an all-ceramic crown onto a 3.5mm Bicon stealth shouldered abutment.
	Restoration of Poorly Situated Implant Posted on August 8, 2001 in Integrated Abutment Crowns™, Restorative Because of the 360° universal positioning and locking of the abutment shaft into the well of the implant, it is possible to restore most implants with Bicon Integrated Abutment Crowns™. Since the polyceramic material can be applied below the height of contour and onto the shaft of the abutment, this is a very forgiving technique. Even poorly situated implants can be restored without aesthetic or functional compromise.
	Nine Unit Mandibular Bridge 14-Year Follow-Up Posted on August 3, 2001 in Bridges, Restorative Restoration of six Bicon implants with a nine unit telescopic porcelain fused to metal bridge with a seven-year follow-up evaluation. This case demonstrates the ease of clinical use and the long-term reliability of the Bicon implant.
	Single Molar Posted on May 26, 2001 in All-Ceramic Crowns, Restorative Restoration of a single mandibular molar demonstrates how the use of a shoulder depth gauge and an aluminum oxide sleeve facilitates the predictability and execution of aesthetic all-ceramic crowns.
	Eleven Unit Maxillary Arch Posted on May 26, 2001 in All-Ceramic Crowns, Restorative Restoration of eleven implants with Bicon aluminum oxide sleeves demonstrates the facility with which affordable all-ceramic crown restorations can be done. Restorative flexibility and ease is possible because of the versatility of the 360° universal positioning of Bicon abutments.
	Two Molars Posted on May 26, 2001 in All-Ceramic Crowns, Restorative Restoration of two mandibular molars for all-ceramic crowns. This case demonstrates the use of an abutment shoulder gauge for predictable aesthetic subgingival margin placements.