Joseph Kan: Immediate placement and immediate provisionalization in the esthetic zone (Part 2)

The lecture discusses immediate implant placement and immediate provisionalization and how these procedures affect soft tissue condition around single anterior implants, and supported by clinical cases and literature data, reviews the differences between immediate and delayed implant placement. Dr Kan concludes that immediate placement is more technique sensitive than delayed placement, and gives detailed insight in important parameters such as biotype and tissue thickness, bone quality and condition, implant position, implant diameter selection, and prosthetic emergence. Video Part 1 compares immediate and delayed placement and provisionalization and their influence on soft tissue, video part 2 covers biotype improvement bone condition, grafting aspects, implant size selection and emergence profile design.