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FIG 6A-B: After milling and sintering                FIG 6B




















              FIG 7A: Screw retained crown                         FIG 7B: Final prosthesis with short implant

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                                                                   About the AUTHORS
                                                                                Dr. Gaurav Gupta completed his graduation from Govt Dental
                                                                                College, SMS, Jaipur in 2007 and masters in Pediatric and
                                                                                Preventive Dentistry. Attained fellowship in Implantology of both
                                                                                ISOI and AOI. He is a POS (Progressive Orthodontic seminar, USA)
                                                                                graduate. A university gold medalist with over 30 scientific pre-
                                                                                sentations in national and international conferences and more
                                                                                than 75 publications in national and international journals to his
                                                                   credit. He has won 5 times Best Scientific Paper Award at national and international
                                                                   platforms. A keen CEREC user with special interest in Digital Dentistry.
              FIG 8: 3 years follow-up                             Contact: dr.gauravgupta99@gmail.com
                                                                                Dr. D. K. Gupta is a Senior Consultant at Wisdom Dental Clinics.
             raising a flap requires a certain level of experience and fine motor  With more than 38 years of clinical and academic experience, he
             skills.The  possibility  of  bone  perforation  and  late  complications  has been Ex Principal of Govt Dental College, SMS, Jaipur. He was
             might  outweigh  the  benefit  of  reduced  bone  loss  with  flapless  also Pro-VC of Rajasthan University of Health Sciences. He was
             implants, so this procedure must be performed with extreme care    and HOD in Dept of Oral and Maxillofacial surgery at Govt Dental
             and proper preoperative planning.                                  College fo rmore than 15 years. Presently, he is the Registrar of
                                                                                Rajasthan State Dental Council and maintains his private practice
             CONCLUSION                                                         at Wisdom Dental Clinics, Jaipur. He has been Dental Surgeon to
             The use of short implants allows treatment of patients who are not  his Excellency Governor of Rajasthan for more than 18 years.
             able  to  undergo  complex  surgical  techniques  due  to  medical,
             anatomic  or  financial  reasons.  By  reducing  the  need  for  complex  Dr. Neelja Gupta is a Consultant at Wisdom Dental Clinics. Gold
                                                                                medalist scholar, trained and skilled cosmetic dentist with special
             surgeries short implants might reduce morbidity, cost and treatment  interest in Smile designing and Digital Dentistry. Done her certifi-
             time. When placed considering all the critical biomechanical factors  cations national and international courses in esthetic and cos-
             and using strict clinical protocol short implants can be a long term  metic dentistry. A certified Dentist for using Nitrous Oxide con-
             successful  treatment  option  in  atrophic  ridges.  However  data  for  scious sedation chairside in her practice.
             long-term success and survival of these short implants, particularly
             with respect to occlusal loading, crown/implant ratio, and in situa-
             tions of less than optimal bone quality is still needed.

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