Impacted Canine Management in Oral Implantology
7 Useful Tips
Impacted canine management in oral implantology has become one of the most frequent challenges in modern clinical practice. While third molars are the most common dental inclusions, maxillary canines are second on the list and their treatment often requires careful planning.
In most cases, these inclusions are diagnosed during adolescence, when orthodontic treatment should always be considered the first option.
But what happens when, for different reasons, we find an impacted canine in an adult patient?
In these situations, oral implantology offers predictable solutions that can restore both function and aesthetics.
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What Will You Find in This eBook?
- How to detect and evaluate impacted canines in adults
- Surgical considerations before implant placement
- When to extract, when to preserve, and how to decide
- Tips on bone regeneration in affected areas
- Examples of planning and step-by-step case resolution
An essential read for any implantologist dealing with cases of impacted maxillary canines.