Free clinical guide · 12 pages

Six clinical scenarios. A clearer plan for the emergence profile.

The Emergence Profile Playbook walks through subcrestal placement, off-centre implant positions, molar sites, tissue challenges, limited space and the provisional workflow. Two documented cases, the Cervico chairside workflow and a comparison of the kits.

  • One page per scenario: the situation, what to assess, and the chairside answer
  • Two documented cases with protocols, materials and clinician credits
  • The four-step workflow, materials guidance and sterilisation notes
  • Premium versus Essential, with the 30-second kit finder

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The Emergence Profile Playbook, cover

What is inside

Scenario page: immediate placement in a molar socket
Scenario pages: situation, what to assess, chairside answer, with clinical photography.
Case page: a deficient buccal site treated without a soft-tissue graft
Documented cases with the full protocol and materials, credited to the treating clinician.
The four-step Cervico protocol
The workflow across appointments: evaluate, fabricate, deliver, impress.

Written for implant clinicians

Every number in the guide comes from the published Cervico documentation and the case pages on this site. It is a planning aid, not a treatment protocol: the specific instructions for each component are in the Instructions for Use.

Cases by Dr. Minas Leventis. Used by clinicians in over 70 countries.

“Soft tissue development is the most critical and underappreciated component of implant site management. The Cervico system is an integral part of my daily armamentarium.”

Dr. Charles Schwimer, U.S.A.

“In situations of immediate implant placement, especially in posterior teeth, Cervico enables me to perfectly seal the socket and support the existing soft tissue architecture.”

Prof. Nitzan Bichacho, Israel