1001 Tips in oral implantology

The book is clearly aimed at young specialists or clinicians who want to improve their skills. The experience of the authors, who know very well the theory and clinical practice, is at the service of readers so that they learn resources ("advice") that avoid errors and waste of time. A simple advice from who has already passed through many situations in the dental clinic has an invaluable value.

Section 1: General
Chapter 1: osointegration.
Chapter 2: Knowing the implant and suscomponents.
Chapter 3: Thinking of a treatment plan.

Section 2: Diagnosis
Chapter 4: Systemic Diagnosis.
Chapter 5: Studies by images.
Chapter 6: When to extract a tooth.
Chapter 7: Occlusion on implants.

Section 3: Surgical Technique
Chapter 8: Incisions and flaps.
Chapter 9: Sutures.
Chapter 10: Preparation of the bone bed ..
Chapter 11: Management of perimplant tissues.

SECTION 4: The totally rinsed patient
Chapter 12: PREPROTESIC DIAGNOSIS.
Chapter 13: Taking Impressions and Demodelo Clothing.
Chapter 14: Lower maxilla prosthetic design.
Chapter 15: Superior maxilla prosthetic design.

SECTION 5: The partially disregarded patient
Chapter 16: Diagnosis and planningProttic.
Chapter 17: Prosthetic Deponent Prints and Selection.
CHAPTER 18: Preservation of the post-oily flange.
Chapter 19: The immediate implant.

Section 6 The patient with unique tooth absence
Chapter 20: The challenge of the single tooth.
Chapter 21: Replacing a back tooth.
Chapter 22: Guided bone regeneration.
Chapter 23: Using Connective and Substitutes Tissue Grafts In Gingival Dehiscences on Implants: PREVENTION YTRUMMENT.

Section 7 Treatments complementarios.InterrelaciON with the period
Chapter 24: Periimplantic diseases.
Chapter 25: Maintenance of the implantsDentals.
Chapter 26: Implants in patients with a periodontal illness.
Chapter 27: Orthodontics and implants.
Chapter 28: Treatment of the Maxiorasatrophics.
Chapter 29: Immediate Fault Load Unitarily Deimplants in Alveoli Not Committed.