What’s Good for the Goose is Good for the Gander

This is a patient that was almost ready to get restored on an immediate molar, but broke the one behind:

#14 was healing well, the patient came in and broke #15.  This patient’s insurance was maxed out so we took an impression and planned for an Optiguide.

Very nice bone up in a sinus septum I angled so I could still be in the furcal bone of the molar:

You know the deal by now.  Stabilize guide with a bite block.   Drill through the tooth with the 2.3.  Section and then extract the remaining roots.

There are a lot of drills leading up to a 7mm implant.  This is the ID Guide Handle Kit

7mm Crestal bone Drill.  Insert the Implant.  Great Torque values with these!!

Indexed with Ratchet.  Note the Gap Distance on the MB root.

Tried something different.  Rather than dealing with Bone Graft chips getting into the internal connection I placed the membrane through the healing abutment (I did not have my big ones so I used the freebie) and then lifted it up to place the graft and tucked in.  Works better in theory than in practice as I had a hard time visualizing where my graft was going.  Anyway we will wait 4 months to restore.  We took a pan due to the fact it was difficult to get a good film way back there on the PA.  You can see the gap around the healing abutment due to the membrane.