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Restoring Mandibular Single Teeth<br />

with the Inclusive Tooth Replacement Solution<br />

Go online for<br />

in-depth content<br />

by<br />

Bradley C. Bockhorst, DMD<br />

While the prosthetic rehabilitation of<br />

full-arch cases provides a tremendous<br />

service for the patient and can be very<br />

professionally rewarding for the clinician, single<br />

tooth replacement is by far the most common<br />

implant restoration. Restoring single posterior<br />

teeth with implants provides a viable treatment<br />

option and has been well documented. 1-5 Of the<br />

single posterior teeth, the first molar, or “money<br />

tooth” as termed by Dr. Curtis Jansen, very<br />

often requires replacement. 6 At the <strong>Glidewell</strong><br />

Laboratories operatory, 59 percent of the single<br />

Inclusive ® Tapered Implants placed have been<br />

in the posterior mandible.<br />

One of the most obvious concerns when placing<br />

implants in the posterior mandible is identifying<br />

and avoiding the inferior alveolar nerve (IAN). 7<br />

This can be accomplished through the use of<br />

appropriate radiography and proper planning.<br />

– Restoring Mandibular Single Teeth with the Inclusive Tooth Replacement Solution – 19

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