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Fig. 2 - Situazione clinica.

Fig. 1 - Boccaglio in silicone per immersioni.

Figg. 3, 4 - Rilevamento con videocamera Acteon SoproCare™ in modalità perio.

Figg. 3, 4 - Rilevamento con videocamera Acteon SoproCare™ in modalità perio.

Figg. 5, 6 - Rilevamento con videocamera Acteon SoproCare™ in modalità day Light.

Figg. 5, 6 - Rilevamento con videocamera Acteon SoproCare™ in modalità day Light.

Fig. 7a - Afta major.

Fig. 7b - Collutorio Fertomcidina U (Theriaca)

Figg. 8, 9 - Cartella clinica.

Figg. 8, 9 - Cartella clinica.

Fig. 10a - Ablatore Newton P5 XS B.Led Acteon Satelec.

Fig. 10b - Sistema di rilevazione della placca.

Fig. 10c - Debridement parodontale con manipolo Newtron Slim B.Led.

Figg. 10d, 10e - Pulisci lingua professionale TS1 Zungen Sauger (Ideco) in azione.

Figg. 10d, 10e - Pulisci lingua professionale TS1 Zungen Sauger (Ideco) in azione.

Fig. 11a - Applicazione della vernice al fluoro.

Fig. 11b - Applicazione del gel Fluor Protector S (Ivoclar Vivadent).

Fig. 12 - Inserimento della vite di guarigione TBR, che darà la giusta posizione e inclinazione alla fresa carotatrice.

Fig. 13 - Uso della fresa carotatrice fino a lunghezza 13 mm.

Fig. 14 - Impianto estratto con osso completamente integro intorno all’impianto.

Fig. 15 - Sito post estrattivo.

Fig. 16 - Dispositivo estetico di ossigeno terapia Dermalnoage Exea X2 (MDM Group).

Fig. 17 - Spazzolamento manuale con spazzolino GUM Technique Pro (Sunstar).

Fig. 18 - Miglioramento del controllo di placca nelle zone interdentali con gli scovolini GUM Travler (Sunstar).

Figg. 19a, 19b - Trattamento sbiancante con Ena White 2.0 (Micerium).

Figg. 19a, 19b - Trattamento sbiancante con Ena White 2.0 (Micerium).

Fig. 20b - La soddisfazione per il raggiungimento estetico desiderato con lo sbiancamento domiciliare.

Fig. 20a - Rilevamento del colore. Il risultato finale, rilevato con la scala colori Vita, è passato da un B3 a un B1.

Figg. 21a, 21b - Consegna del paradenti Pro Guard.

Figg. 21a, 21b - Consegna del paradenti Pro Guard.

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