Go follow• @periosauce EDUCATIONAL CONTENT: Transforming our daily practice by simplifying patient treatment. As you your knowledge and understanding of implant dentistry grows, you realize that simple, straightforward cases where just an implant is needed are rare. It is well known that we can only do so many miracles at a time, and these cases are usually staged. I couldn’t agree more, but with appropriate CASE SELECTION, it is possible to predictably combine all surgical procedures at once to minimize number of visits, postop medications, treatment duration, and morbidity. We always perform an intrasurgical scan to minimize number of appointments, and we perform the treatment under sedation for maximum patient comfort. In this case the implant was placed using osseodensification burs to expand the buccal bone. Not sure if that thinned bone survives, but I think its better than scraped autogenous bone on top of the implant surface. Stabilizing the membrane with pins and sutures is critical and a prerequisite for adding a CTG at the same time. Coronal flap advancement achieves primary wound closure and root coverage of #28. What’s your experience with combining procedures? What factors do you consider to select such a case?