This video introduces Bicon’s Universal Abutments and Scan Posts as two enhancements to facilitate digital dentistry techniques. It also demonstrates the practical use of the Scan Posts in a clinical case study.
In this video, Dr. Drauseo Speratti discusses the proper techniques to remove a seated abutment. He covers both the Tapping Method and the Twist & Pull Method, as well as the reason for having two different methods.
Join Dr. Laura Murcko for a comprehensive video case study demonstrating the clinical and laboratory procedures for the fabrication of maxillary and mandibular full-arch telescopic TRINIA® restorations in only three clinical visits.
In this video, Dr. Rainier Urdaneta discusses how his practice of implant dentistry changed over the years, once he recognized the merits of using 5.0 and 6.0mm short implants. He was taught to use long implants, but now knows the use of short implants is better. Short implants can avoid the need for bone grafting […]
In this video, Dr. Vincent J. Morgan discusses how both the diameter of the hemispherical base and the length of the abutment shaft are factors that can impact bone levels. He goes on to explain how this knowledge was then incorporated into Bicon’s Universal Abutment System.
In this video, Dr. Vincent J. Morgan gives a brief overview of the successful history of restoring congenitally missing laterals in adolescent patients with the Bicon Dental Implant System. In addition, he discusses just how easy it is to intraorally lengthen a Bicon restoration to compensate for the continued eruption of natural teeth over time.
Follow Prof. DDr. Rolf Ewers on his journey to find a solution for building bone reliably — after 40 years of searching. After initial disbelief, he has come to the conclusion that maybe “less is more”, especially more for the patient. Rolf Ewers, MD, DMD, Ph.D. Medical University of Vienna Professor and former Chairman, University […]
Join Dr. Chris Salierno from Dental Economics as he interviews Dr. Vincent J. Morgan at the IDS 2015 in Cologne, Germany about TRINIA® — the innovative new dental CAD/CAM material.
The color-coded sulcus reamers are essential components of Bicon’s instrumentation. This video will demonstrate the sulcus reaming technique being used to successfully seat a maxillary bicuspid Integrated Abutment Crown™ into the well of a Bicon SHORT™ Implant.
In this presentation, Dr. Coelho will present his research and perspective on the factors attributing to the histology and findings of bone gain around fin and plateau designed implant systems. Paulo G. Coelho, DDS, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Biomaterials and Biomimetics, Director for Research, Department of Periodontology and Implant Dentistry, New York University
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