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Home » Efficiency and Accuracy in Full-Arch Implant Restorations from Planning to Delivery – Quiz 2

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Efficiency and Accuracy in Full-Arch Implant Restorations from Planning to Delivery – Quiz 2

Julian Dickie

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1. Question

Select the correct statement regarding the placement of scan gauges.

The individual scan gauges should NOT touch each other.
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The individual scan gauges should always touch each other to create a continuous object.
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The short scan gauges are meant for the anterior region, while the medium and long pieces are for the posterior.
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They should always be placed parallel with the marginal ridge rather than pointing orally/buccally.
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2. Question

At what stage of implant treatment can you place and scan the scan gauges?

On the day of surgery.
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After healing and osseointegration.
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Both A and B options are possible.
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Both A and B options above are incorrect.
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How much vertical space do you need to accommodate a titanium framework with a zirconia overlay as made by Osteon?

20 millimeters
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12 millimeters
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6 millimeters
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There are no minimum requirements.
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Regardless of whether you use the Osteon services, the treatment should start with a virtual wax-up, which is used to plan the aesthetic outcome and the implant placement using surgical guides.

True
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What data do we need before designing the wax-up?

Full-face photographs or scans.
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Intraoral scans.
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Both options above are correct.
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None of the above.
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