Site development Implant

There is no surgical manual as complete, exhaustive, with as much clinical inclination and at the same time as solid as to scientific. Clinical leaders take readers for a photographic journey through cases and help them respond fundamental concerns about the selection of patients, prosthetic options, rings increase and implant placement. The varied group of experts presented here and the ease of understanding the clinical procedures described will impress all readers. Each time we are closer to restoring the natural way and function of our patients and this text helps us in that mission.

1.- Principles of Biology and Bone Regeneration.
2.- Bone anatomy.
3.- Treatment philosophy.
4.- Decision-making algorithms for the regeneration of the periodontally committed tooth: Maintenance of these teeth when dental implants provide an attractive option of alternative treatment.
5.- The creation of beautiful smiles in perioimplantology.
6.- Diagnosis by CT / CBCT and treatment planning concepts for the application of bone grafts.
7.- Development of the implant site: Preservation of the Alveolo.
8.- Interactions between implants and orthodontics.
9.- Guided bone regeneration: concepts and materials.
10.- Preparation of the implant site: Horizontal increase of the flange using particulate allograft and the principles of guided bone regeneration.
11.- Guided bone regeneration: perimplantaria.
12.- Guided bone regeneration: vertical increase.
13.- Intraoral bone grafts for dental implants.
14.- Bone grafts in extensive defects and situations of extreme atrophy.
15.- Elevation of the breast: approach mediated by osteotoms.
16.- Elevation of the breast: lateral wall approach.
17.- Osteogenic distraction.
18.- Immediate placement of implants: Integral understanding to achieve optimal clinical success.
19.- Pre, peri and postimplant increase of soft tissue.
20.- Improvement of soft tissue after implant placement.
21.- Increased soft tissues: Allograft.
22.- Development of soft tissues through restorations with provisional and definitive implants.
23.- Concepts of Bioengineering.

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