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Can I ask if you have a paid partnership meant to endorse and promote BioHorizons implants? You seem to think they the best in the world. Here in Europe they basically are non existent compares to the competiton. Also the sleeves make the guided surgery unnecesary difficult. they should just have made universal drills for the master cylinders like other systems so you did not have to switch those sleeves for each diameter. Also laser lok is no Sci Fi tech, no offence.😊

Awesome job 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

That looks like a very painful procedure

I just love this guy getting excited over the bone burr..so funny.. He really loves his bone burr..great video..

Great video! I do wish though that you would flip the video 180 degrees so that it would be from your view -- from the view of the operator!

8 minutes in and the song says "I just wanna feel this moment" hooo trust me you don't 😂😂

incredible the way the first tooth just fell off

Lol. Dummies don’t graduate from Dental School, ask 100 dentist to put that nail in and at least 50 would get the stud, the other 50 DO need a guide.

Pass the savings to your patient. Y’all are taking advantage of us too much😂

Go to 2:25 and watch with sound off.

Just had all on 4 surgery. EEK🤪

Spot on advice for clinicians. It is better to use your brain power in improving your protocols thus making your treatments more affordable than using cheaper not so well indicated solutions that will cost you lots of money in wasted chairtime.

How did the hole get so small

I was curious so clicked on your video since I am considering an All-on-4 for my upper arch. Now after seeing this, IDK.🫢

OMG!!!! I did two consultations for this procedure,, but now I am not sure I want to do it after seeing this.

Thank you for making such informative video!!!!

Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️

good fast hands working coordination

We will better give the anesthesia in more slowly way to reduce pain

It's your opinion, you can talk about what's working for you, you are not allowed to call your colleagues dummies. Take a look on work ethics. It will help you to learn to respect your colleagues

Hi Dr Stanley I completely agree with a lot of what you are saying but feel like freehand should not be disregarded. A couple of questions for you please: Firstly- have you had the situation where you end up drilling deeper than you wished for, whilst using a guide, which could have been avoided had the guide been taken off and the implant placed 'freehand'? What us your view on pilot guides, made for the initial osteotomy only? Secondly- what if your guide is not tooth borne or only partially tooth borne? Would you feel happy using a guide say on an edentate case with flat anatomy for fully guided protocol? What if your arch has a free end saddle which allows for flexure (albeit minimally) which introduces errors of positioning, which could have been avoided had the guide been used for initial osteotomy only with the rest of the procedure performed with totally clear and unmasked vision? I'm interested to hear your thoughts on this.

Having this discussion with my omfs weekly😂

A few questions: 1) Do you have a certain kit that you recommend to remove implants from various manufacturers? 2) What is the part number for that bone reduction bur? 3) Preferred prost screw (Vortex, Dess, Rosen, etc). Thanks!

Thats your opinion but dont call us dummies

Can you provide a list of dentists in orange county california that utilize guides? Thank you

I agree. Why eyeball it when you can digitally plan and get exactly what you want? Put together your plan with the end in mind and the patient will get a far better outcome. Those unwilling to move to guided is why I started placing my own implants. I got tired of telling my OMFS he had to take an implant out because nobody could restore it.

How big is the price difference between stock and custom abutments?

Your assumption that doctors that place implants "freehand" have no idea where the correct position should be, is woefully misguided. Certainly guided is more accurate, but don't disparage doctors knowledge of correct implant location.

My question is - how do you do guided when from premolar to premolar is all zirconia crowns and you wanna implant the mollars? How do you merge the scan/model to the cbct in the SW accurately with so much scatter from the zirconia??

Thanks for the video doc. What is your rpm for the drills?

There is nothing like having a custom abutment.

I want to keep my jawbone, i think i will get the 3 on 6 .

little worried about using a non-hex for the temporary. You ever get these loosening up and having a tough time getting it re-aligned in the correct orientation with the wings being gone?

What’s your breakage rate on these? I imagine it happens at the luxatemp connection.

We custom abutment everything but just because we mill all our own work (I own and operate an in-house lab). I prefer the emergence profile of a polished custom abutment over stock anything, even if placement is mint with our guides

Phenomenal work, but still scares the shit out of me. 😮

out-freaking-standing!

I’ve never seen someone explain something so well and easy to follow. You’re a blessing to the dental community.

Whether you use a stock or custom abutment, if your crown is ceramic it’s still bonded to the abutment, it’s just a matter of either the lab or provider doing it correct? A screw retained crown from the lab is actually just screwmentable to my understanding

Excellent video. Makes a lot of sense. Thanks!

It seems to me that the overall audio volume is quite low in these videos when compared to other youtube videos. My laptop is maxed and it is quiet

Awesome Job. Dr.Stanley, thanks as always 🙏🏻, Dr. @tino_dmd23 from PR 👋🏻

Hi Doc, great vid and thanks for sharing. Are the two implants 3mm apart? If not, will this have any long term significance?

Really nice surgery, very clean and precise :) What is the brand of the camera you use for filming?

First of all , we are not talking about natural tooth , we’re talking about dental implants in ZBLC we need to consider many factors like type of the implant conical connections ,gingival thickness,depth of placement, abutments gingival hights , polish zr , etc..

I am afraid that the cyano-acrylate will wick along the implant and cause implant not to integrate. Or if i am at 2nd stage surgery, to cause it to lose integration. Any thoughts on that. What has been your experience?

Absolute butcher

Perfection.....great Hands Doctor can you please share us video for this stackable guide ?

Paid 80k for my Tesla 😂 great analogy.

100% agree!