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Achieving Predictable Facial Bone Reconstruction at Immediate Implant Placement Utilizing the Facial Allograft Shield Technique

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    Tooth loss leads to predictable alveolar resorption affecting esthetics.

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    The FAST technique uses allogeneic bone membranes for immediate implant placement.

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    Reduces the need for donor site surgeries and associated complications.

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    Fast healing with high predictability and stability for patients.

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    Ideal for type II socket defects where facial plates are compromised.

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Achieving Predictable Facial Bone Reconstruction at Immediate Implant Placement Utilizing the Facial Allograft Shield Technique

  • by Naushad Edibam, Samantha Eyen, David Salomon, Gregori M. Kurtzman, DDS

  • April 1, 2026

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