Last Tuesday of Every Month: 2:00PM – 3:00PM

Question 1

My Recovery Link

Answer

WEBSITE Helps to facilitate all recovery meetings available to anyone in or seeking recovery from substance use and mental health disorders, as well as any other quality of life concerns in digital meetings that feel like you're together in person. Live Videos, All Recovery Meetings, Peer Support, Physical Activities

Question 2

Alcoholics Anonymous

Answer

WEBSITE Alcoholics Anonymous Online Meeting Intergroup Directory

Question 3

Cocaine Anonymous

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WEBSITE Cocaine Anonymous Online Meeting Directory

Question 4

A Global Recovery Community

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WEBSITE In The Rooms — Global online community with over 500,000 members who share their strength and experience with one another daily. Through live meetings, discussion groups, and all the other tools.

Question 5

Life Ring

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WEBSITE LifeRing – An organization of people who share practical experiences and sobriety support based on the idea that there are many ways to live free of drugs and alcohol as there are stories of successful sober people.

Question 6

Narcotics Anonymous

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WEBSITE Narcotics Anonymous Online Meeting Directory

Question 7

Refugee Recovery

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WEBSITE Grounded in the belief that Buddhist principles and practices create a strong foundation for a path to freedom from addiction.

Question 8

Smart Recovery

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WEBSITE A global community of mutual-support groups offering online support and forums including a chat room and message board.

Question 9

Sober Grid

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WEBSITE Platform to help anyone get sober and stay sober. Some join to get support, others to give it. Each free download, post, and connection create an opportunity to stay sober while helping others do the same. Download theApp via Google Play, iTunes Store.

Question 10

Weconnect and Unity Recovery

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WEBSITE Online recovery support groups open to anyone who is dealing with substance use, mental health concerns, disordered eating, as well as any other quality of life concerns. Everyone is welcome no matter pathway to recovery or recovery status. Meetings are available daily.

Question 11

NJ Coalition for Addiction Recovery Support

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WEBSITE Weekly support meetings will also be availabkle with a focus on support and resource sharing for recovery support providers.

Question 12

Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery CCAR

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WEBSITE Facebook updates on trainings, telephone recovery support services and more.

Question 13

The Phoenix: A Sober Active Community

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WEBSITE Recovery Community Organization offering live stream Crossfit, Yoga and Meditation daily every two hours through the COVID Crisis.

Question 14

Community in Crisis (NJ)

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WEBSITE A virtual online hub for peer recovery support and various workshops.

Question 15

Consumer Connections/Mental Health Association (NJ)

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WEBSITE For ALL peer support practitioners and peer recovery specialists — Twice weekly virtual support group. Registration info is available at the link above OR by emailing: consumerconnections@mhanj.org.

Question 16

Hope Sheds Light (NJ)

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24/7 available support hotline 855-850-HOPE For anyone in need of immediate support, please know that Hope Sheds Light will continue to offer 24/7 Talk, Text and Chat on our helpline 855-850-HOPE.

Question 17

Living Proof Recovery Center (NJ)

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Telephone Support 856-216-7134 Living Proof Recovery Center will be offering telephone support beginning March 24, 2020. Telephone support will be available Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12pm-7pm.

Question 18

Prevention Is Key/CARES

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Telephone Peer Recovery Support will be available 24/7 (973) 625-1143 Virtual Support Meetings Schedule CARES Recovery Center remains a click away. They have created a full schedule of Recovery Center virtual programming throughout the week on Zoom web conferencing platform.

Question 19

Prevention Links (NJ)

Answer

EMAIL selefante@preventionlinks.org EMAIL ssabater@preventionlinks.org The Helping Hands 365 Hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 855-825-3275 Zoom meeting dates/times. To get in touch with Recovery Support Services during this time, you can contact us through Facebook,

Question 20

12 Step

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WEBSITE The meetings for 12 step groups originally took place (and still do) in physical buildings like churches, hospitals, schools, mission houses or any place that freely allow such meetings. Over the years, with improving technology and especially with the advent of the internet, the meeting venues have expanded to also include online meetings or tele-meetings (meetings on a shared phone line). The online meetings may take place using different means of communications like text-only chat, voice or video (e.g., Skype).

Question 21

Online Meetings

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WEBSITE Like in person meetings, online meetings are headed by a chairperson who works to keep the meeting running smoothly. A topic is introduced and others take turns sharing on the topic. At some meetings, the chairperson will also present the opening and closing statements by copy-pasting text files. Meetings last approximately one hour. Online meetings, unlike online chat, introduce a topic and allow only one person at a time to share (or type their comments). Using “voice chat” participants can actually hear each other share on the meeting topics. With the use of a microphone and speakers, participants can talk and listen to others in the room. Those who do not have microphones can share by typing their messages on the screen.

Question 22

Recorded Speakers Mutual Aid Meetings

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WEBSITE

Question 23

Sex Addicts Anonymous

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WEBSITE They offer phone and virtual meetings nationwide.

Question 24

Connect with Parent Specialists

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1-855-DRUGFREE M-F 9a-12am ET Weekends 12p-5pET Parent to parent peer support.

Question 25

RWJ Barnabas Health All Recovery Meetings

12pm-1pm ET — https://zoom.us/j/563540664
Meeting ID: 563 540 664
One tap mobile: +19292056099,, 563540664# US (New York)
7pm-8pm ET— https://zoom.us/j/752228102
Meeting ID: 752 228 102
One tap mobile: +19292056099,,752228102#

Tuesdays

12pm-1pm ET — https://zoom.us/j/115612901
Meeting ID: 115 612 901
One tap mobile: +19292056099,,115612901#
6pm-7:30pm ET — https://zoom.us/j/708276700
Meeting ID: 708 276 700
One tap mobile: +19292056099,,708276700#

Wednesdays

12pm-1pm ET https://zoom.us/j/804406743
Meeting ID: 804 406 743
One tap mobile: +19292056099,,804406743#
7:45pm-8:45pm ET https://zoom.us/j/173540126
Meeting ID: 173 540 126
One tap mobile: +19292056099,,173540126#

Thursdays

3pm-4pm ET https://zoom.us/j/770326034
Meeting ID: 770 326 034
One tap mobile: +19292056099,, 770326034#
6pm-7:30pm ET https://zoom.us/j/498549489
Meeting ID: 498 549 489
One tap mobile: +19292056099,,498549489#

Fridays

12pm-1pm ET https://zoom.us/j/722363460
Meeting ID: 722 363 460
One tap mobile: +19292056099,,722363460#
7:30pm-8:30pm ET https://zoom.us/j/103816928
Meeting ID: 103 816 928
One tap mobile: +19292056099,,103816928#

Answer

All Recovery Meetings Via Zoom Mondays

Question 26

Online LGBTQ 12 Step Recovery Meetings

Answer

ONLINE MEETING LIST

Question 27

Partnership For Drug Free Kids

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WEBSITE Online Support Community for Parents & Caregivers.

Question 28

NJ Al-Anon and Alateen

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WEBSITE All Al-Anon Family Group meetings welcome anyone who believes his/her life has been affected by someone else’s drinking, either today or in the past.

Question 29

Overeaters Anonymous NJ

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WEBSITE Online Meetings Available for Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is a community of people who support each other in order to recover from compulsive eating and food behaviors. We welcome everyone who feels they have a problem with food.

Question 30

Northern NJ Virtual AA Groups

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SPREADSHEET Spreadsheet of virtual AA Meetings by day, time, Meeting Name, leader, etc.. Provides links to calendar and virtual platform.

Question 31

Families Anonymous

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WEBSITE Offers online meetings for 12-Step fellowship for the families and friends.

Question 32

Marijuana Anonymous

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WEBSITE Virtual online meetings.

Question 33

New Jersey National Alliance on Mental Illness

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WEBSITE Offers online virtual support groups.

Question 34

NJCR and MHA

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Zoom Meeting ID # 365-930-824 Virtual Call In # 1 646 558 8656 Mondays and Thursday 630p-730p Weekly Virtual Family Support Groups — open to anyone with a family member, friend or loved one who is in recovery or struggling with a substance use disorder.

Question 35

NJ Connect for Recovery Helpline for Family and Friends

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1-855-652-3737

Question 36

Wellbriety Online Meetings

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Zoom Meeting ID 548-538-0164 PW: 488-123 Mon-Fri 11am PT, 12pm PT, 1pm PT, 2pm PT Native American Wellbriety 12 step meetings! During this meeting, you will have the opportunity to listen to others from around the world and share your experience, strength and hope. This unique meeting is held online at zoom.us.

Question 37

NJ Peer Recovery

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WEBSITE 1-833-422-2765 Telephone Peer Support Right from the comfort of your own home — 7 days a week 8a-10p

Question 38

John Brooks Recovery Center

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FACEBOOK Facebook.com/AllroadsRCC ZOOM https://zoom.us/j/2659470199 EMAIL Peer.support@jbrcnj.org For questions or to schedule a 1-on-1 session with a recovery coach, please email Peer.support@jbrcnj.org.

Question 39

Children's Aid and Family Services

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WEBSITE Free virtual recovery support programs for residents of Bergen County.

Question 40

Confab — A Supportive Space for NJ's Peer Workforce (NJPN)

Last Tuesday of Every Month, 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Here's What's Expected:

Attending from a laptop maximizes the Zoom operability but you can also join via a smart phone. Video is optional.
If you wish to remain anonymous you may do so by calling in verses using video capabilities.
Audio can be muted and you are not required to share. Text chat option is also available.
Please be respectful of all participants just as you would in any other meeting or recovery space—we're all in this together!

Facilitated by: Jenna Reidy, NCPRSS, Peer Workforce Development Trainer

Answer

ZOOM MEETING LINK Learn More About Confab! Come Join The Confab Hosted by The New Jersey Prevention Network (NJPN) on the ZOOM platform! This is an exclusive supportive space for all NJ Peer Workers. All are welcome no matter your pathway to recovery. Zoom Meeting Schedule:

Question 41

Recovery Dharma Online

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WEBSITE Healing from Addiction with Buddhist Practice.

Question 42

Adult Children of Alcoholics

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WEBSITE Adult Children of Alcoholics online support meetings.

Question 43

CoDependance Anonymous

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WEBSITE CoDependance Anonymous provides meetings online or by phone both nationally and internationally.

Question 44

Council on Complusive Gambling of NJ

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WEBSITE This service provides 24 hour information to help complusive gamblers and self help groups.

Question 45

Safe Project — Virtual Collegiate All-Recovery Meetings

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For Information: https://www.safeproject.us/article/announcing-virtual-collegiate-recovery-meetings/ Collegiate All-Recovery Meetings: https://zoom.us/j/328951750 In an effort to support students in recovery during the impact of COVID-19, SAFE Campuses Collegiate Recovery Leadership Academy students will be leading virtual Collegiate All-Recovery meetings three times a week starting on Monday, March 16th. Participation is open to all students and alumni in recovery.

Question 46

Safe Project — Veterans Virtual All-Recovery Meetings

Answer

For Information: https://www.safeproject.us/article/announcing-veterans-all-recovery-meetings/ Use This Link to Access Each of the Upcoming Meetings: https://zoom.us/j/4696059639 In an effort to support veterans in recovery during the impact of COVID-19, our SAFE Veterans team will lead virtual Veterans Recovery meetings once a week on Thursdays starting April 2nd. The meetings will start at 6:00 pm EST. Participation is open to all veterans, service members, and military family members in recovery.

Question 47

¿Cuánto dura un implante en boca?

Un implante Dental Straumann puede permanecer de manera funcional en boca hasta por 15 años, existen estudios científicos que presentan implantes dentales straumann con permanencia hasta por 20 años pero las condiciones de cuidado de esos casos son muy precisas.

Un implante en condiciones de uso cotidiano tiene una permanencia funcional de alrededor de 15 años, sin embargo la duración de un implante está íntimamente asociada a la higiene bucal con cepillado dental, uso de hilo dental, enjuague bucal y constantes visitas anuales para procedimientos de mantenimiento de las prótesis soportadas por los implantes dentales.

Se reduce considerablemente el tiempo de duración de un implante dental >> Si el paciente no acude a mantenimiento anual de los implantes con un Especialista en Implantologia y Prótesis Bucal, preferentemente con el doctor que los coloco.

Answer

UN IMPLANTE DENTAL STRAUMANN ES UNA INVERSIÓN EN SU SONRISA, PARA TODA LA VIDA
30 Años de investigación científica de Straumann a nivel internacional han permitido brindar a nuestros pacientes un producto confiable, una inversión sin riesgos y con resultados estéticos y funcionales, sin dolor.
La terapia con implantes dentales va más allá de una simple solución para restaurar dientes; puede mejorar la calidad de vida.
>> LOS IMPLANTES DENTALES CONSERVAN SU ESTRUCTURA FACIAL.
Los implantes transmiten las fuerzas masticatorias a los huesos maxilares. No es el caso si faltan dientes o si se ha colocado una prótesis convencional. Si estas fuerzas desaparecen, el hueso puede lentamente reabsorberse y la forma de la cara puede cambiar con el tiempo.
>> PUEDE SENTIRSE MÁS CÓMODO AL HABLAR, SONREÍR Y COMER.
Con implantes dentales, no tendrá que llevar el paladar artificial que se utiliza en las dentaduras convencionales. Se sentirá más cómodo al hablar, al sonreír y al comer.
>> SUS DIENTES NO TIENEN QUE SER TALLADOS.
Con un puente convencional, los dientes vecinos sanos a la derecha y a la izquierda del diente que falta deberán ser tallados para que soporten el puente. Al usar un implante para cerrar el espacio, los dientes adyacentes no se ven afectados y permanecen intactos.

Question 48

¿Qué mantenimiento ocupan los implantes dentales?

Todos los implantes requieren de un constante mantenimiento que consta de una limpieza dental de toda la boca, cada 6 meses y si el implante dental presenta una corona desmontable (Atornillada) retirar esta corona una vez al año para limpiar y desinfectar la conexión, además de sustituir solo de ser necesario el tornillo que une a la prótesis con el implante.

Si el paciente que tiene un implante dental en su boca, no acude a revisión clínica y radiográfica mínimo 2 veces al año, podría acumularse alimentos y disminuir considerablemente el periodo de funcionalidad del implante.

En cambio, si acude a sus citas de valoración y limpieza del implante Straumann, este permite una funcionalidad constante asintomática por un periodo mayor a 10 años.

Question 49

¿Por qué elegir la marca "Straumann" en implantes dentales?

Question 50

¿Qué otras alternativas protésicas existen, aparte de los implantes?

Existen otras alternativas prótesis en paciente con ausencias dentales, entre ellas se encuentran: Prótesis removibles con esqueleto de Cromo-cobalto, prótesis removibles ValPlast libres de metal, Prótesis fijas soportadas sobre dientes (Puentes) los cuales pueden tener una estructura interna de metal o ser completamente cerámicos.

Toda prótesis libre de metal elaborada por computadora (CADCAM) tiene un mejor pronóstico a largo plazo por su ajuste perfecto determinado por el Software de SIRONA, en comparación a una prótesis metal-porcelana elaborada de manera manual por técnicos dentales.

Question 51

¿Qué es mejor un implante colocado con colgajo o sin colgajo?

>> IMPLANTE CON COLGAJO

Generalmente los implantes dentales colocados en la zona anterior (Incisivos y caninos) de la boca requerirán de un procedimiento de elevación de colgajo para colocar el implante y reposicionar los tejidos en una posición estética.

Es común la necesidad de regeneración ósea guiada o regeneración tisular con colocación de injerto de tejido conectivo en esta área de la boca al colocar un implante.

Con esta técnica el paciente presenta un postoperatorio de 5-7 días con medicamentos analgésicos y desinflamatorios.

>> IMPLANTE SIN COLGAJO (FLAPLESS)

En la zona posterior (Premolar y molar) puede ser viable realizar la colocación del implante sin necesidad de incisión y colgajo, solo preparando en la posición precisa el área a implantar, de ser posible la colocación del implante con esta técnica: FLAPLESS, no será necesario colocar suturas.

Con esta técnica el paciente realiza sus actividades normales al día siguiente de colocado el implante.

La elección de la técnica con o sin colgajo depende de la cantidad de hueso remanente y tejido blando, en el área a implantar.

Question 52

¿Cuánto tiempo tengo para colocarme una prótesis dental?

Se recomienda iniciar el proceso de colocación de una prótesis una vez cicatrizada la zona de la extracción.

Es importante no dejar pasar más allá de 5 meses después de una extracción dental para iniciar el proceso de rehabilitación protésica.

Después de 6 meses de no colocarse una prótesis en el área, la remodelación ósea normal creará una modificación de la forma, altura y posición del hueso remanente en el área edentula; además del inicio de una malposición dental próxima a la ausencia dental, complicando las características clínicas y empeorando el pronóstico para una rehabilitación protésica estética.

Question 53

¿Cuál es el proceso para la colocación de un implante?

Primero es necesario una valoración por el especialista, para determinar la viabilidad para colocar un implante. No podemos otorgar ningún costo SIN UNA VALORACIÓN Clínica y Radiográfica.

Una vez considerado apto para recibir un implante se solicita una Tomografía Computarizada que permite conocer el tipo de implante, forma, longitud, diámetro, superficie, más recomendable para cada caso y la necesidad o no de un proceso de regeneración ósea.

Ya otorgado el presupuesto, y aceptado a la semana es colocado el implante dental, después de 3 - 6 meses se coloca la prótesis sobre el implante. (Es necesario pase este periodo de tiempo para que la estructura de titanio se una al hueso)

Question 54

¿Qué es un implante Dental?

El implante dental es una raíz dental artificial de Nanotecnología, en otras palabras, es una estructura de titanio que se inserta en el hueso de la mandíbula o del maxilar para sustituir el diente que falta como si fuera un diente natural.

Los implantes dentales tienen una forma cilíndrica o cónica, con una longitud y un diámetro seleccionado de acuerdo con la cantidad del hueso. Como ya se ha demostrado, el implante dental no provoca ningún tipo de cambio adverso en el cuerpo. Su longitud y diámetro está determinada por la cantidad de hueso presente en el área a colocar.

Existen implantes dentales de 2.8, 3.3, 4.1, y 4.8mm de diámetro y 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 mm de longitud.

Es indispensable una tomografía computarizada para la selección adecuada y para la planeación de la colocación del implante.

Question 55

¿Existen implantes dentales económicos?

Si, existen implantes más económicos que la marca Straumann, sin embargo, su origen es de China, Afganistán, Brasil, etc. Su permanencia en boca es limitada incluso no mayor a 2 o 3 años, a diferencia de Straumann que puede permanecer hasta 15 años en boca de manera funcional con un adecuado mantenimiento.

Una situación común que puede llegar a presentarse en pacientes con implantes dentales económicos es no poder conseguir aditamentos protésicos de repuesto indispensables si se ve afectada la prótesis soportada por el implante por mala higiene o fractura por traumatismo. Llevando a la extracción del implante dental.

Una mercadotecnia engañosa en el país a llevado a clínicas dentales a publicar costos muy económicos en comparación al valor real de un implante, situación que se explica porque solo están publicando el valor de la estructura del implante, una vez aceptado el tratamiento les incluyen de manera complementaria el costo del procedimiento quirúrgico, costo de aditamentos provisionales, costo de aditamentos de titanio definitivos, costo de la prótesis dental sobre el implante, etc. Llevando generalmente a no concluir el proceso por falta de común acuerdo entre el paciente y la clínica dental.

A diferencia de Dentaliti, en donde te otorgamos un costo total, que incluye todo lo necesario para reestablecer el diente faltante desde el implante, procedimiento quirúrgico, aditamentos provisionales, aditamentos definitivos de titanio, prótesis CADCAM estéticas. NUNCA TE ANEXAREMOS UN COSTO ADICIONAL (Solo las citas de mantenimiento anuales se consideran procedimientos adicionales, con costos adicionales)

>> De ser necesario un procedimiento de regeneración ósea este proceso es completamente adicional al costo del implante, ya que prepara la superficie para la colocación del implante.

Question 56

¿Qué es mejor una prótesis atornillada o cementada sobre un implante?

Una prótesis sobre implante dental atornillada es siempre mejor que una cementada.

Las diferencias principales radican en que una prótesis atornillada puede fijarse al aditamento protésico fuera de boca, pulirse el contorno de la prótesis y cada revisión anual es posible desmontar la prótesis fácilmente para desinfectarla, reemplazar el tornillo de fijación y reposicionar sobre el implante nuevamente durante el transcurso de vida útil del implante dental.

Una prótesis cementada no permite retirar la prótesis fijada al aditamento protésico del implante, por lo tanto la limpieza es más compleja, no existe la posibilidad de retirar la prótesis fácilmente y se puede fracturar al intentar retirarla requiriéndose una nueva. También es posible que se presenten complicaciones si al colocar la prótesis sobre el implante por primera ocasión no se retira adecuadamente los excedentes de cemento, llevando a la presencia de mucositis o periimplantitis.

Question 57

¿Cuáles son los estudios de diagnóstico para saber si soy candidato a implantes?

Se requieren algunos estudios clínicos y radiográficos para determinar la viabilidad para colocar un implante dental y establecer un plan de tratamiento.

Radiografía Panorámica
Toma de impresiones con Alginato para producción de modelos de yeso
Toma de Fotografías clínicas del área a implantar
Tomografía Computarizada de Ambos Maxilares ( Tamaño 16 x 10cms)

Es indispensable una valoración de estos estudios por un doctor Especialista en Prótesis e Implantología

Question 58

Contraindicaciones para la colocación de un implante dental:

1. MALA HIGIENE ORAL CONSTANTE

Si no limpias correctamente tu boca, las bacterias que no eliminas dañarán los implantes y se disminuirá su permanencia funcional y estética. De manera que si vas a ponerte implantes debes seguir las instrucciones de higiene oral que te recomendemos y acudir a tus revisiones.

2. SI TIENES ENFERMEDAD PERIODONTAL NO TRATADA.

Las bacterias periodontales que han destruido el hueso maxilar o mandibular, pueden reabsorber el hueso que rodea al implante si continúan activas, es primordial en pacientes con enfermedad periodontal, primeramente tratar esta condición clínica y después de ser atendida esta enfermedad de las encías, ya es viable la colocación del implante dental sin complicaciones.

3. FUMADORES EXCESIVOS

El tabaco disminuye el aporte sanguíneo al hueso y a la encía que rodea al implante. Además retarda la cicatrización y facilita las infecciones dentales y la capacidad de defensa de tus células. Así es que si te vas a colocar implantes debes eliminar este habito o por lo menos disminuir la cantidad de cigarrillos. Sin embargo no se considera una total contraindicación manteniendo una higiene oral adecuada.

4. OSTEOPOROSIS (MAS DE 3 AÑOS TOMANDO BIFOSFONATOS ORALES)

Ante cualquier acto quirúrgico en la boca, como la colocación de implantes, puede favorecer la aparición de una infección en el hueso, llamada Osteonecrosis de los maxilares. También por el riesgo de fracturas óseas. No es viable colocar implantes dentales en pacientes que consumen Bifosfonatos orales.

5. DIABÉTICOS NO CONTROLADOS.

Los diabéticos no controlados pueden tener problemas de cicatrización durante la fase de unión del implante al hueso, llamada osteointegración. Es necesario antes de colocar el implante una valoración por su médico tratante y tomar sus medicamentos. Sin embargo, no es una contraindicación, solo es necesario visitar a su médico.

6. ALTERACIONES DE LA COAGULACIÓN NO CONTROLADAS.

Ningún paciente con discrasias sanguíneas es candidato a colocar un implante dental, por el riesgo de sangrado durante la cirugía y problemas de cicatrización.

7. PACIENTES INMUNODEPRIMIDOS (PACIENTES CON VIH, PACIENTES TRATADOS CON QUIMIOTERAPIA Y/O RADIOTERAPIA).

Por problemas de cicatrización y reacción deficiente del sistema de defensa. Además los pacientes tratados con quimioterapia con Bifosfonatos por vía intravenosa debemos consultar con oncólogo porque aquí el riesgo de Osteonecrosis de los maxilares es aún mayor. También consultaremos con el oncólogo para proceder a la colocación de implantes cuando él nos indique.

8. DROGADICTOS / PACIENTES CON PSICOSIS.

En este tipo de pacientes no es posible asegurar la capacidad de seguir las indicaciones del odontólogo durante el tratamiento.

9. SI EL HUESO MAXILAR O MANDIBULAR ESTÁ CON QUISTES DE INFECCIÓN DE ORIGEN DENTARIO.

Debemos hacer las extracciones de los dientes y esperar la cicatrización del hueso para evaluar después la colocación de implantes sobre un hueso sano.

10. SI NO HAY SUFICIENTE HUESO NI EN ANCHURA, NI EN ALTURA O HAY IRREGULARIDADES ANATÓMICAS.

En caso de no existir las dimensiones adecuadas de altura, anchura en el reborde óseo residual, antes de colocar un implante será necesario primero una regeneración ósea guiada, este es un procedimiento previo a la colocación del implante y se considera una inversión adicional al pago del implante.

11. ALÉRGICOS AL TITANIO.

La mayor parte de los implantes dentales están fabricados en Titanio.

No obstante en el mercado hay opciones de implantes de otros materiales como de Zirconio, que es un material cerámico. Se estudiará en cada caso la mejor opción para poder colocar implantes en pacientes alérgicos al Titanio.

12. EMBARAZADAS.

Se recomienda posponer la colocación de implantes hasta que la paciente haya finalizado su embarazo para evitar posibles complicaciones al futuro bebé, así como molestias innecesarias a la futura mamá. Además para la planificación de colocación de implantes es necesario hacer radiografías y una tomografía.

En Dentaliti Salamanca, contamos con un equipo de profesionales altamente calificado y en continua formación que estaremos encantados de asesorarte y acompañarte antes, durante y posteriormente al proceso de la colocación de implantes dentales.

Question 59

¿Qué son y porque se usan PROTESIS CADCAM sobre implantes dentales?

Las prótesis CADCAM, son estructuras de alta precisión y estética, elaboradas por computadora mediante un escaneo digital, proceso que es mucho más rápido, preciso, funcional y estético que una prótesis elaborada de manera convencional por un técnico dental.

Estas prótesis son colocadas sobre implantes o dientes naturales preparados, presentan una dureza, desgaste, estética y funcionalidad muy semejante a un diente natural.

No todos los dentistas en el país brindan este tipo de prótesis debido a los altos costos del equipo CADCAM, sin embargo, Dentaliti Salamanca fue el primer consultorio en la ciudad en traer este tipo de tecnología, nuestra experiencia y calidad nos respaldan. Estamos para servirte.

Question 60

¿Duele un implante dental al ser colocado en boca?

Los implantes dentales se colocan normalmente con anestesia local para ayudar a minimizar el malestar durante la operación.

El procedimiento de colocación y rehabilitación protésica, NO ES DOLOROSO.

Durante el procedimiento quirúrgico la anestesia local evita la transmisión de impulsos dolorosos, al finalizar la colocación del implante se indicaran medicamentos analgésicos y desinflamatorios que durante el postoperatorio minimizaran la sintomatología y permitirán realizar las actividades normales del paciente.

>> Los pacientes que sienta molestias en la zona donde le han colocado el implante debe consultar con su odontólogo.

Question 61

NJ Medication-Assisted Treatment Centers of Excellence

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MAT Provider Hotline: 866-221-2611 (Monday to Friday - 8am to 8pm) Northern COE: coe@njms.rutgers.edu Southern COE: southernnjcoe@rowan.edu The New Jersey Medication-Assisted Treatment Centers of Excellence recmmends that medication-assisted treatment (MAT) providers follow these best practices during the COVID-pandemic to maintain patient safety and continuity of care.

Question 62

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

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WEBSITE CMS Announces Relief for Clinicians, Providers, Hospitals and Facilities Participating in Quality Reporting Programs in Response to COVID-19.

Question 63

US Department Health & Human Services / Health Information Privacy

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WEBSITE Notification of Enforcement Discretion for telehealth remote communications during the COVID-19 nationwide public health emergency.

Question 64

Telehealth Learning Series

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WEBSITE Telehealth Learning & Discussion Series for SUD Tx and Recovery Support Providers from the ATTC Network & partners.

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WEBSITE

Calling all medical directors – we are hosting a series of COVID-19 discussion calls to foster peer engagement, resource sharing and conversation around navigating the pandemic.

During this time of uncertainty, patients may be experiencing heightened emotional distress due to the effects of COVID-19 on their families and communities. How can you maximize your impact?

Designed with you in mind, our calls will connect you with like-minded peers and facilitate the exchange of tools, resources and information to help you, your organization and your patients navigate this challenging time.

Join us for our next call on Thursday, April 2, at 11 a.m. ET, to receive the latest updates on a variety of COVID-19 issues, while engaging colleagues in an interactive setting.

Our calls are presented by the National Council Medical Director Institute (MDI) and facilitated by Joe Parks, M.D., an MDI co-chair and the National Council’s vice president of practice improvement and medical director.

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PDF DOCUMENT In light of the coronavirus pandemic, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has partnered with SAMHSA to ensure authorized practitioners may admit and treat new patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) during the public health emergency.

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WEBSITE Resource pages includes guidance for travelers, resources for healthcare providers, and informational materials in multiple languages fro COVID-19 including New Jersey's COVID-19 Informational Hub.

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WEBSITE If assistance is needed finding food, paying housing bills or other essentila services, dial 211 to speak to someone who can help.

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Call: 2-1-1 Call (24/7): 1-800-962-1253 Text: NJCOVID to 898-211 Visit nj.gov/health for additional information
Notification of Enforcement Discretion for telehealth remote communications during the COVID-19 nationwide public health emergency.

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Call or text 877-4Narcan (877-462-7226) NJ Harm Reduction Coalition Please call or text 877-4Narcan (877-462-7226) to have free Naloxone mailed anywhere in New Jersey! Access to Narcan through The Robert Wood Johnson's Medical School and The RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention and Recovery For more information, call 732-235-4341, email PreventOverdose@rwjms.rutgers.edu, or visit their website.

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WEBSITE NJHelps can screen you for programs that provide eligible residents help with food and nutrition, finances, health, child care, housing, utility costs, tax relief, and career guidance. This free and easy-to-use, web-based service is designed to walk you through basic eligibility criteria online and enable you to anonymously answer simple questions about your family, your income, and your situation.

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WEBSITE Food banks in NJ are amazing organizations that are mostly run by volunteers with big hearts with one goal only, to help those in need.

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1-855-654-6735 NJ Hope Line for Suicide Prevention Our specialists are available for confidential telephone counseling and support 24 hours a day, 7 day per week. You’re not alone … we are only a phone call away.

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WEBSITE 1-800-969-5300 A center that connects callers to the appropriate division of statewide behavioral health services system.

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1-844-732-2465 Webiste ReachNJ connects individuals who need counseling to live, trained addiction experts who answer the 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week hotline and get callers help, regardless of their insurance status.

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PDF DIRECTORY

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WEBSITE The New Jersey Department of Education is deeply committed to supporting its students, families, and educators as we work together to reduce the spread of COVID-19. The guidance and resources provided below come from national educational leaders, researchers, and teachers with content area expertise. The Department recognizes that “schooling” cannot continue as usual and that schools and educators will be addressing the diverse needs of their students in different ways.

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WEBSITE NJ CARES wants to make sure we’re doing everything we can to provide you with up-to-date information on treatment and recovery services that remain accessible to those who need them. With help from our partners, we’ve compiled these lists of available resources. Please share them with those who may feel alone during this crisis and help them stay connected.

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WEBSITE Novel Coronavirus Information — Policies and Resources Links

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PDF Get tested for COVID-19 antibody today. Schedule an appointment at AmmonTesting.com or call 908-862-4404. Appointments available MON–FRI 8AM – 4PM Ammon participates with most major insurance plans. Physician prescription required. Locations:

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WEBSITE This information provides links and resources on publications regarding services being provided during the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic which are available for downloading as either PDF (ideal for print) or JPG (ideal for social media). Resources pertain to families, adolescents, women, providers, stakeholders and advocacy.

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WEBSITE This is an announcement from the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesThe U.S. Government is working tirelessly to minimize the spread of the coronavirus disease. The National Institute on Drug Abuse has noted that people with Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) may be particularly vulnerable. We want to make sure providers, including Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), who treat patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) are aware of the options to use telehealth to prescribe medication for medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and other support services during the COVID-19 national health emergency.

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PDF DOCUMENT Marcela Ospina Maziarz, MPA, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Health (DOH), provided the following waiver and attestation forms, which you can link to below and will soon be posted on the DOH website.

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PDF DOCUMENT The legislation provides paid leave, establishes free testing, protects public health workers, and provides important benefits to children and families.

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WEBSITE The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA or Act) requires certain employers to provide their employees with paid sick leave or expanded family and medical leave for specified reasons related to COVID-19.[1] The Department of Labor’s (Department) Wage and Hour Division (WHD) administers and enforces the new law’s paid leave requirements. These provisions will apply from the effective date through December 31, 2020.

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WEBSITE COVID-19 Telehealth Guidance Policy PDF Novel Coronavirus Information — Policies and Resources Links

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Website Executive Order 106 was signed on March 19, placing a moratorium on evictions and foreclosures through May 19, 2020.

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One exception: https://images.magnetmail.net/images/clients/AHA_MCHF/attach/2020/April/0413/Hospital_Clinic_Registration_Exception.pdf

Second exception: https://images.magnetmail.net/images/clients/AHA_MCHF/attach/2020/April/0413/DEA_Dist_MNF_Narcotics_Shipments.pdf

Temporary exception: https://images.magnetmail.net/images/clients/AHA_MCHF/attach/2020/April/0413/DEA_5_percent_practitioner_exception.pdf

DEA lifts three requirements for hospitals/clinics during pandemic. To facilitate continuous patient care during quickly changing scenarios during the pandemic, the Drug Enforcement Administration has issued three exceptions to regulations for DEA-registered hospitals and clinics effective from April 10 until the public health emergency ends. One exception allows DEA-registered hospitals and clinics, under their existing DEA registration, to handle controlled substances at their satellite hospital/clinic locations as long as certain conditions are met. DEA is also providing flexibility to allow distributors to ship controlled substances directly to these satellite hospitals/clinics under certain conditions. A second exception allows narcotic treatment programs to accept deliveries of narcotics without providing an authorized signature at the time of delivery in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Finally, DEA today issued another temporary exception to allow DEA-registered dispensers, such as hospitals, pharmacies, and physicians, to distribute controlled substances beyond 5% of the total number of dosage units of controlled substances distributed and dispensed during the same calendar year without being required to register as a distributor.

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PDF DOCUMENT Marcela Ospina Maziarz, MPA, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Health (DOH), provided the following waiver and attestation forms, which you can link to below and will soon be posted on the DOH website.

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PDF DOCUMENT Marcela Ospina Maziarz, MPA, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Health (DOH), provided the following waiver and attestation forms, which you can link to below and will soon be posted on the DOH website.

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WEBSITE COVID19- related unemployment insurance claims information

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PDF DOCUMENT Read the letter from the Executive Offic of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy regarding Substance Abuse Disorder (SUD) and personal protective equipment (PPE).

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WEBSITE This is an announcement from the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ServicesThe U.S. Government is working tirelessly to minimize the spread of the coronavirus disease. The National Institute on Drug Abuse has noted that people with Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) may be particularly vulnerable. We want to make sure providers, including Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), who treat patients with opioid use disorder (OUD) are aware of the options to use telehealth to prescribe medication for medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and other support services during the COVID-19 national health emergency.

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PDF DOCUMENT Marcela Ospina Maziarz, MPA, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Health (DOH), provided the following waiver and attestation forms, which you can link to below and will soon be posted on the DOH website.

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PDF DOCUMENT The legislation provides paid leave, establishes free testing, protects public health workers, and provides important benefits to children and families.

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WEBSITE The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA or Act) requires certain employers to provide their employees with paid sick leave or expanded family and medical leave for specified reasons related to COVID-19.[1] The Department of Labor’s (Department) Wage and Hour Division (WHD) administers and enforces the new law’s paid leave requirements. These provisions will apply from the effective date through December 31, 2020.

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WEBSITE COVID-19 Telehealth Guidance Policy PDF Novel Coronavirus Information — Policies and Resources Links

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Website Executive Order 106 was signed on March 19, placing a moratorium on evictions and foreclosures through May 19, 2020.

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One exception: https://images.magnetmail.net/images/clients/AHA_MCHF/attach/2020/April/0413/Hospital_Clinic_Registration_Exception.pdf

Second exception: https://images.magnetmail.net/images/clients/AHA_MCHF/attach/2020/April/0413/DEA_Dist_MNF_Narcotics_Shipments.pdf

Temporary exception: https://images.magnetmail.net/images/clients/AHA_MCHF/attach/2020/April/0413/DEA_5_percent_practitioner_exception.pdf

DEA lifts three requirements for hospitals/clinics during pandemic. To facilitate continuous patient care during quickly changing scenarios during the pandemic, the Drug Enforcement Administration has issued three exceptions to regulations for DEA-registered hospitals and clinics effective from April 10 until the public health emergency ends. One exception allows DEA-registered hospitals and clinics, under their existing DEA registration, to handle controlled substances at their satellite hospital/clinic locations as long as certain conditions are met. DEA is also providing flexibility to allow distributors to ship controlled substances directly to these satellite hospitals/clinics under certain conditions. A second exception allows narcotic treatment programs to accept deliveries of narcotics without providing an authorized signature at the time of delivery in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Finally, DEA today issued another temporary exception to allow DEA-registered dispensers, such as hospitals, pharmacies, and physicians, to distribute controlled substances beyond 5% of the total number of dosage units of controlled substances distributed and dispensed during the same calendar year without being required to register as a distributor.

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PDF DOCUMENT Marcela Ospina Maziarz, MPA, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Health (DOH), provided the following waiver and attestation forms, which you can link to below and will soon be posted on the DOH website.

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PDF DOCUMENT Marcela Ospina Maziarz, MPA, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Health (DOH), provided the following waiver and attestation forms, which you can link to below and will soon be posted on the DOH website.

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WEBSITE COVID19- related unemployment insurance claims information

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PDF DOCUMENT Read the letter from the Executive Offic of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy regarding Substance Abuse Disorder (SUD) and personal protective equipment (PPE).

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WEBINAR SERVICES LINK We invite you to join us for a Special Webinar. This series is free to attend, however there will be a charge for those who would like CEUs for attendance. Series with Art Woodard. Wednesday Afternoons
April 1, 8 and 15, 2020 at 4:00 pm (EST)

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WEBSITE
NAADAC is happy to offer free addiction-specific education through its Free Webinar Series. The 2020 Free Webinar Series releases two live webinars per month, which are then captured and made available for future viewing in NAADAC's Free On-Demand Webinar Library.

NAADAC members can get free continuing education hours (CEs) for this webinar series. While viewing the education is free, non-members must pay to receive CEs. Click to learn which organizations and boards accept NAADAC CEs.

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¿Cuánto dura un implante en boca?

¿Qué mantenimiento ocupan los implantes dentales?

¿Por qué elegir la marca "Straumann" en implantes dentales?

¿Qué otras alternativas protésicas existen, aparte de los implantes?

¿Qué es mejor un implante colocado con colgajo o sin colgajo?

¿Cuánto tiempo tengo para colocarme una prótesis dental?

¿Cuál es el proceso para la colocación de un implante?

¿Qué es un implante Dental?

¿Existen implantes dentales económicos?

¿Qué es mejor una prótesis atornillada o cementada sobre un implante?

¿Cuáles son los estudios de diagnóstico para saber si soy candidato a implantes?

Contraindicaciones para la colocación de un implante dental:

¿Qué son y porque se usan PROTESIS CADCAM sobre implantes dentales?

¿Duele un implante dental al ser colocado en boca?

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DEA and SAMHSA Buprenorphine and Telemedicine COVID-19 Guidance

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NJ’s Drug Monitoring Initiative (DMI) COVID-19 Resource Guide

In response to the pandemic, NJ's DMI is providing a downloadable "New Jersey Resource Guide" including a comprehensive directory and information to relevant resources for a variety of topics. The Guide is available to download in two different file formats in English and Spanish.