For general practitioners wishing to offer implant treatment this text the use of implants for achieving predictable restorative results. It presents a system that will allow dentists to identify those patients who are suitable candidates for implant therapy. It covers the specific risk factors - general, aesthetic and biomechanical - and explains how the dentist can define and evaluate the impact of these various risk factors and modify treatment accordingly. The risk factors and limitations specific to all types of edentulism and each particular clinical situation are described in detail. The safest treatment options, as well as alternative are given for each situation. Different surgical protocols are also presented, and the importance of communication openly with patients is stressed.
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Basic Principles Still Apply
26 May 2007
By Chan Joon Yee
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Dental implants are hot. They are the trendy things to do and more and more patients are asking for them. Not only that, more and more surgical cases are now handled by general dentists like myself. Even though I consider myself an experienced implant practitioner, I still need to refer to this book every now and then to remind myself of the basic principles to follow. There are neat tables showing the relative risk for various clinical situations and also a trouble-shooting list at the end. The information is by no means exhaustive and different systems may have different ways to overcome the problems, but basics still apply.
Even though the external hex implants featured in the book are all but outdated, this book is still a valuable resource for new as well as experienced implant practitioners doing pre-surgical risk assessment.
Even though the external hex implants featured in the book are all but outdated, this book is still a valuable resource for new as well as experienced implant practitioners doing pre-surgical risk assessment.
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