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02/11/2026

Implant dentistry is a game of millimetres. Learn these 5 before you place your first one📏

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For dental professionals & students. Educational content only, not clinical advice.

01/11/2026

✅ CLINICAL CASE: THE ANSWER

The answer is A: 4.0 mm × 10 mm.

Why? 👇
🔹 Length: 13 mm minus a 2 mm safety zone leaves 11 mm. A 10 mm implant fits.
🔹 Width: 7.5 mm ridge minus 4 mm implant leaves 1.75 mm of bone on each side.
🔹 Space: 4 mm implant plus 1.5 mm on each side needs 7 mm. You have 9 mm.

The take-home: Height minus 2 mm. Width minus 3 to 4 mm. Space minus 3 mm.

Did you get it right? Tell us in the comments. 🙌
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Illustrative teaching case for dentists and dental students. Educational content only.

28/10/2026

🩺 CLINICAL CASE

Four implants on the tray. Only one is safe for this site.
You have the measurements. Do the maths.

❓ Which implant would you choose?
A) 4.0 mm × 10 mm
B) 4.0 mm × 13 mm
C) 5.0 mm × 11.5 mm
D) 6.0 mm × 8 mm

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Illustrative teaching case for dentists and dental students. Educational content only.

26/10/2026

Anyone who injects filler will, one day, face a vascular occlusion. What matters is whether you recognise it in the first minute. ⏱️

And one rule with no exceptions: any visual symptom is an emergency. Transfer immediately.
Stop injecting. Do not wait and see. Follow your emergency protocol.

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For medical professionals & students. Educational content only — not clinical advice.

25/10/2026

✅ CLINICAL CASE: THE ANSWER

The answer is C: Evolving vascular occlusion: see her now.

Why? 👇
🔹 A net-like dusky pattern, pain that is getting worse, slow capillary refill and cool skin, in the territory of the facial and angular artery.
🔹 Pustules are a late sign of ischaemia, often mistaken for herpes or acne.
🔹 This is a time-critical emergency.

The take-home: Any “bruise” with increasing pain after filler is vascular until proven otherwise.

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Illustrative teaching case for doctors. Educational content only.

21/10/2026

🩺 CLINICAL CASE

The patient calls the next morning: “I think I have a bruise, and some spots.”
Eighteen hours after filler. Reassure her, or see her now?

❓ What is your diagnosis?
A) Normal bruising: reassure and review in a week
B) Herpes simplex: start an antiviral
C) Evolving vascular occlusion: see her now
D) Allergic reaction: give an antihistamine

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Illustrative teaching case for doctors. Educational content only.

20/10/2026

19/10/2026

Opening a CBCT and going straight to "the tooth" is how findings get missed. 👀

Radiologists do not read faster than you. They read in the same order every time.

Here is a 6-step sequence you can use from tomorrow!

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For dental professionals & students. Educational content only — not clinical advice.

18/10/2026

CLINICAL CASE 1: THE ANSWER

The answer is C: Periodontitis, Stage III, Grade C

Why?
Attachment loss of 5 mm or more, pockets of 6 mm or more and vertical defects: Stage III.

Young patient, destruction far greater than the deposits: Grade C.

Only first molars and incisors affected: molar–incisor pattern.
The take-home: When the destruction does not match the deposits, think Grade C.

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Illustrative teaching case for dentists and dental students. Educational content only.

16/10/2026

👩🏽She is 28. Her teeth are clean. 🦷 Her first molars are losing bone.
❓Little plaque, a lot of destruction. What is going on?
What is your diagnosis?

A) Plaque-induced gingivitis
B) Periodontitis, Stage II, Grade B
C) Periodontitis, Stage III, Grade C, molar–incisor pattern
D) Necrotising periodontitis

The answer drops on Sunday!

Illustrative teaching case for dentists and dental students. Educational content only.

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