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                  <title>Bone regeneration after enucleation of periapical lesion and bone graft: clinical case report in implant dentistry</title>
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                  <organization sequence="first" contributor_role="author">Periodontics specialist (UNISA, Sao Paulo/Brazil), Independent researcher, Private Practice (Sao Paulo, Brazil), Member of International Academy for Laser in Dentistry Sao Paulo, Brazil</organization>
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                  <jats:p>With the intention of minimizing the impacts of procedures in the physical and psychological health of patients with dental absences, we applied the use of techniques already quite experienced and aimed at reducing as much as possible the treatment time in each of the stages involved. Implants placed in function immediately after installation (immediate load), weeks after surgical intervention (early loading) or late, walk towards the patient's health return proposals. The determination for each operative step in the planning involved not only what it relates to the time of treatment, but it should always be With the intention of minimizing the impacts of procedures in the physical and psychological health of patients with dental absences, we applied the use of techniques already quite experienced and aimed at reducing as much as possible the treatment time in each of the stages involved. Implants placed in function immediately after installation (immediate load), weeks after surgical intervention (early loading) or late, walk towards the patient's health return proposals. The determination for each operative step in the planning involved not only what it relates to the time of treatment, but it should always be considered to evaluated profile of each patient when detailed clinical examination and consistent treatment plan for each individual. Determining factors were considered in the choice of procedures: age, general health condition, functional aspects of the stomatognathic apparatus and traits of psychological behavior affected by the condition. consistent treatment plan for each individual. Determining factors were considered in the choice of procedures: age, general health condition, functional aspects of the stomatognathic apparatus and traits of psychological behavior affected by the condition.</jats:p>
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