Atraumatic Extractions – WHY and HOW? – PDP127

Preserve bone, be kinder to the tissues - but NOT necessarily at the expense of time. A great insight in to Atraumatic Extractions from Dr Diyari. Some say that ALL extractions should be atraumatic, and therefore this is a 'made-up' term by implant bods. By clarifying some misconceptions today, Dr. Diyari Abdah gives us an inside look at WHY and HOW atraumatic extractions can be efficient and effective. https://youtu.be/gS7h0L69hJ4 Check out this full episode on YouTube Protrusive Dental Pearl: Life Advice: "Never take advice from anyone who you wouldn't switch places with" This episode is brought to you by Enlighten Smiles which is a premium brand of teeth whitening that guarantees B1 shade. If you want to know more about teeth whitening and get better results for your patients, do check out their webinar, Enlighten Online Training. Need to Read it? Check out the Full Episode Transcript below! Highlights of this episode: * 1:28 Protrusive Dental Pearl: Life Advice* 12:08 Atraumatic Extractions* 15:02 Additional skill set and tools to achieve atraumatic extractions* 24:24 Atraumatic Extractions Protocol* 27:19 Literature regarding Piezosurgery* 33:01 Collagen Plug Check out these studies regarding Piezosurgery: Clinical-Success-Bone-Surgery-with-Ultrasonic-DevicesDownload Essentials-in-Piezosurgery-Clinical-Advantages-in-DentistryDownload Learn more about Implant Dentistry with Dr. Diyari's The Most Accelerated Practical and Comprehensive Dental Implant Course with ADDITIONAL 10% off (including the Early Bird pricing) If you enjoyed this episode, check out Make Extractions Less Difficult: Regain Confidence by Sectioning and Elevating Teeth Click below for full episode transcript: Jaz's Introduction: Is there such a thing as an ATRAUMATIC EXTRACTION? I remember one lecturer in oral surgery, she was up in the podium, and she said, this is BS because all extractions should be atraumatic, but in the real world, from my experience, I know that my implant colleagues would do something called an atraumatic extraction.