Implant Surgery: When Should You Use a Flapless Technique? by Timothy F. Kosinski, DDS, MAGD chairside@glidewelldental.com
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mplant placement is becoming increasingly routine in the general practice, but with it comes a range of decisions that must be made as we evaluate the patient in advance of surgical intervention. When treatment planning a case, we must assess the available bone and quality of the soft tissue, and plan a restorative-driven surgical procedure. A key consideration involves determining which surgical technique to use to access the implant site.
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