Success in implantology: diagnosis, treatment plan and operating protocols

The SIO made the request to a group of active partners committed daily with the exercise of a rigorous and up-to-date clinical activity of a volume that can specifically guide the professional in the realization of quality implantology. The book focuses on the criteria of choice to identify from time to time, the most reliable clinical procedure that implies the least possible discomfort for the patient regarding the invasiveness, duration and economic costs of treatment, but allow, in the same way, maintenance at the time of the result.

Chapter 1.- Principles of osseointegration
Anatomy and physiology of periimplantare hard tissues. Structure of bone tissue. Physiology of bone tissue. Implant surfaces. Osteointegración. Titanium. Bone regeneration with the help of biomaterials. Healing and bone regeneration. Biomaterials. Soft tissues periimplant. Bibliography.

Chapter 2.- Surgical Anatomy of the Maxillary
Introduction. Rear zone of the lower jaw. Bone plane - body and branch. Vertiente Lingual slope Previous zone of the lower jaw. Bone plane - mandibular body. Vertiente Lingual slope Bottom edge. Floor of the mouth. Language. Previous zone of the upper maxilla. Bone plane. Vertiente Back area of the upper jaw. Bone plane. Vertiente Palate. Cheek. Bibliography.

Chapter 3.- Evaluation of risk factors in the patient implant
Introduction. What is a risk factor? Risk assessment: the patient. Evaluation of surgical risk. Risk assessment Implement. Risk assessment: oral cavity. Evaluation of prosthetic risk. Evaluation of occlusal risk. Risk assessment: Prosthetic configuration. Conclusions. Bibliography.

Chapter 4.- Treatment Implement Patient Periodontally Committed
Introduction. Periodontal pathology and periimplantant: Analogies and differences. Prognosis of implantoprothetic treatment in the patient with a history of periodontitis. Clinical recommendations Elements of periodontal diagnosis. Operational details Bibliography

Chapter 5.- Stages in the positioning of the implant
Introduction. Classification. Modification of alveolar bone tissue as a result of the loss of dental pieces. Modification in the Alveolar Crest. Modification in the posttextractive area. Modification of alveolar bone tissue as a result of positioning. of an immediate posttextractive implant. Conclusions and clinical recommendations. Conclusive considerations. Clinical recommendations Bibliography.

Chapter 6.- Prosthetic Stages
Introduction. Indications for loading times. Local / systemic risk factors. Anatomy and bone quality. Macro and micro topography implant. Primary stability. Provisional rehabilitation. Position of the implants and reduction of loads. Food and vicious habits. Typology and area of rehabilitation. Fixed prostheses versus overdent (Overdenture). Conventional load Total edentulism. Partial edentulism. Premature load Total edentulism. Partial edentulism. Immediate charge. Maxilla lower. Maxilla superior. Partial prosthesis in the aesthetic sector. Partial prosthesis in the subsequent sector. Conclusions and clinical implications. Bibliography.

Chapter 7.- Treatment of partial edentulism: diagnostic and clinical protocols
Introduction. Preoperative analysis and formulation of the treatment plan. Analysis of the Edentula area. Interproximal spaces and distance tooth-implant. Realization of the treatment plan. Study models and wax diagnostics. Surgery implant. Prosthetic procedures. Alternative implantoportic treatments of the spaced space. Bibliography.

Chapter 8.- Treatment of Total Edentulism: Diagnostic and Clinical Protocols
Introduction. Primary evaluation of the patient. Selection of the patient. Secondary assessment of the patient. General medical anamnesis and analysis of risk factors using the LONGEVITY protocol. General risk. Dentariodontal risk. Risk to implement. Instrumental studies. Extra and intraoral photographic documentation. Examination of the study models. Radiographic and instrumental studies. Integration of the clinical study with instrumental studies: Total Face Approach. Macroestética. Miniestética. Microestética. Final clinical conclusions and evaluations of therapeutic options. Fixed prosthesis with custom bolts at the top and bottom arcade level. Fixed prosthesis screwed "Toronto" type. Removable prosthesis Type Overdress "Overdenture". patient. Totally edentulous patients at the mandibular level: First development phase (Development Period). Totally edentulous patients at higher maxilla level: First development phase (Development Period). Patients totally edentulous at the mandibular or maxillary level: consolidation phase (Routine period). Patients totally edentulous at the mandibular or maxillary level: second phase of development (virtual patient). Prosthetic complications: incidence and management. Bibliography.

Chapter 9.- Computer Guided Treatment: Indications and Limits
Introduction. Planning Model Based (based on the model). Brief review of the CAD-CAM models in dentistry. Advantages and disadvantages. Selection of the patient .. Obtaining the images. Scanning Appliance (exploration with devices). Data Processing (data processing). Diagnosis and virtual planning of implantoprothetic treatment. Procedures for carrying out the radiological and surgical guide. Types of surgery (flapless [sin colgajo] Versus open flap). Prosthetic cargo Thoroughness. Complications. Conclusions. Bibliography.

Chapter 10.- Maintenance of the Health of Periimplant Tissues
Introduction. Ethiopathogenic aspects, diagnosis and prognosis of periimplantary diseases. Ethiopathogenic aspects. Diagnostic aspects. Diagnostic criteria and clinical signs. Factors that condition the health status of periimplant tissues. Importance of home oral hygiene in the maintenance and restoration of the health of periimplant tissues. Mechanical control of the biofilm. Attached effect of antimicrobial agents. Professional strategies for the maintenance and restoration of the health of periimplant tissues. Non-surgical etiological therapy. Corrective surgical therapy. Decontamination of the surface of the implant. Importance of control of periodontal infection in the maintenance of the health of periimlante tissues. Periodontal therapy of support and its implications about periimplant tissues. Bibliography. Analytical index