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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2025 · 3 MIN

How to NAIL Primary Stability Every Time (5-Thread Rule)

from Implants Made Simple · host Dr. Robert Stanley

In this video, Dr. Robert Stanley, the Smile Engineer, introduces and explains the Five-Thread Guideline (5-TG): a new clinical rule for predicting primary stability with dental implants in both healed and fresh extraction sites. Drawing from his recent paper in Journal of Oral Implantology, Dr. Stanley walks us through how engaging five full implant threads in native bone—or using bi-socket or tri-socket stabilization—can significantly improve the likelihood of successful immediate implant placement. Link to Paper: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31905052/At Stanley Institute for Comprehensive Dentistry, we offer expert-led courses designed to train the whole doctor—covering everything from diagnosis to advanced treatment planning, efficient practice management and more. Learn cutting-edge, fully digital solutions and workflows that will transform your practice and patient care. With both online and in-person options, our comprehensive programs provide the skills and confidence you need to excel. Don’t miss out—join us today at https://stanleyinstitute.com/courses!Online Courses: https://stanleyinstitute.com/virtual-courses/ In-Person Courses: https://stanleyinstitute.com/courses/ Are you a patient looking for our dental practice? Learn more about us at www.stanleysmiles.com. Questions, Comments or Insights? Email us at:[email protected] Institute Socials► Subscribe: https://youtube.com/@Stanleyinstitute► Facebook: https://facebook.com/stanleyinstitute/► Instagram: https://instagram.com/stanleyinstitute► LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/stanleyinstitute/Dr. Robert Stanley, Smile Engineer Socials► Facebook: https://facebook.com/p/Smile-Engineer-100054446351425/► Instagram: https://instagram.com/smileengineer/At Stanley Institute for Comprehensive Dentistry, we offer expert-led courses designed to train the whole doctor—covering everything from diagnosis to advanced treatment planning, efficient practice management and more. Learn cutting-edge, fully digital solutions and workflows that will transform your practice and patient care. With both online and in-person options, our comprehensive programs provide the skills and confidence you need to excel. Don’t miss out—join us today at https://stanleyinstitute.com/courses!Online Courses: https://stanleyinstitute.com/virtual-courses/In-Person Courses: https://stanleyinstitute.com/courses/Are you a patient looking for our dental practice? Learn more about us at www.stanleysmiles.com. Questions, Comments or Insights? Email us at:[email protected] Institute Socials► Subscribe: https://youtube.com/@Stanleyinstitute► Facebook: https://facebook.com/stanleyinstitute/► Instagram: https://instagram.com/stanleyinstitute► LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/stanleyinstitute/Dr. Robert Stanley, Smile Engineer Socials► Facebook: https://facebook.com/p/Smile-Engineer-100054446351425/► Instagram: https://instagram.com/smileengineer/

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In this video, Dr. Robert Stanley, the Smile Engineer, introduces and explains the Five-Thread Guideline (5-TG): a new clinical rule for predicting primary stability with dental implants in both healed and fresh extraction sites. Drawing from his recent paper in Journal of Oral Implantology, Dr. Stanley walks us through how engaging five full implant threads in native bone—or using bi-socket or tri-socket stabilization—can significantly improve the likelihood of successful immediate implant p...

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