ZAGA Clinical Cases
This section contains health- or medical-related materials or discussions regarding zygomatic implants treatments and for Dentists & Medical Doctors exclusively.
- Zygomatic Case Report CASE 21-01
ZAGA Case: The ZAGA Concept for a minimally invasive “Canal Osteotomy” combined with the use of a Straumann® Zygomatic ZAGA® Flat implant. Overview A 75-year-old female patient presented to our office with the chief complaint of deficient chewing function and poor aesthetics. Regarding her medical condition, she reported not suffering systemic diseases and not taking any medication. The clinical assessment in the upper jaw showed the presence of hopeless teeth on positions #13, #12, #11, #21, #22 and #23, with … - Zygomatic Case Report CASE 20-004
ZAGA Case: Treatment of the severely atrophic maxilla. Overview Planning Surgery Final situation Post Surgery - Zygomatic Case Report CASE 20-03
ZAGA Case: Significant bone loss with sinus extended to distal of 12. Overview The following pictures correspond to a patient treated by Dr. Costa Nicolopoulos at SameDay Clinic, the ZAGA Center Dubai. The prosthetic work was performed by Dr. Fokion & Dr. Ramy. The patient presents a significant bone loss # 16-13 (3-7) and sinus extends to distal of #12 (7). Also, in this case, we are talking about a patient with a past medical-surgical history of larynx cancer (2017) … - Zygomatic Case Report CASE 20-02
ZAGA Case: Treatment of the severely atrophic maxilla. Overview The following pictures correspond to a heavy smoker patient with multiple failed implant procedures in her maxilla, treated in the ZAGA Center Barcelona, Hepler Bone Clinic. The surgery was performed by Dr Calos Aparicio with Dr Ophir Fromovich and Dr Guy Mclellan. Prosthetic work was performed by Dr Natalia Barluenga. On the 3-D model we may appreciate extensive residual maxillary bony defects (fig.1). Righ side planning is sown in figs 2,3. … - Zygomatic Case Report CASE 20-01
ZAGA Case Report: Management of a surgical complication. CASE 20-01. Overview The following pictures correspond to a patient with an extremely atrophied maxilla, treated during the January 2020 edition of the ZAGA course in Barcelona. The objective is to illustrate the management of an intra-operatory complication. Zygomatic fracturing was experienced during the placement of the left upper premolar zygomatic implant. The implant diameter was 3.4 mm. After retrieving the implant, osteotomy depth was increased to allow for lateral stabilization of …
