Dental implants. Art and science. 2 edition

The first edition of this text has an enhanced place on my shelf. The word "art" covers many facets and influences, while the word "science" incorporates numerous known facts. Although art can be in the eyes of the observer, science promulgates accepted knowledge. It is appropriate that a dentist with the broad basis and scientific experience of Dr. Babbush accept the challenge of gathering these subjects in a single site, as a resource for dentistry. It has not only concentrated virtually "the most outstanding" in dental implantology for this edition, but has also contributed significantly by itself. "

Chapter 1: Need and future demand of dental implants.
Chapter 2: The business of dental implantology.
Chapter 3: Essential systems for the training of the team in the practice of dental implantology.
Chapter 4: Management of dental risk.
Chapter 5: Master Planning of the Implantological Case.
Chapter 6: Implantological treatment in medically complex patients.
Chapter 7: Anatomoperurgical considerations for reconstruction with dental implants.
Chapter 8: Contemporary radiographic assessment of the candidate for implants.
Chapter 9: Bone: present and future.
Chapter 10: The use of TC / TCHC and interactive virtual planning of treatment and bone triangle: Definition of new paradigms for the evaluation of implant recipient sites.
CHAPTER 11: Soft tissues periimlante.
Chapter 12: Membranes such as barriers for guided tissue regeneration.
Chapter 13: Contemporary Surgical Surgical Techniques Subantral.
Chapter 14: Lateralization of the lower alveolar nerve and distalization of the Mentonian neurovascular package.
Chapter 15: Solutions without graft for atrophic jaw.
Chapter 16: Complex implantoprothetic treatment.
Chapter 17: Intraoral bone grafts for dental implants.
Chapter 18: The use of computerized treatment planning and the individualized surgical template to achieve optimal implant placement: an introduction to guided implant surgery.
Chapter 19: Teeth in a day and teeth in an hour: Implantological protocols for immediate function and aesthetics.
Chapter 20: Immediate reconstruction with implants after removal: unit crown for the entire mouth.
Chapter 21: Immediate load of dental implants.
Chapter 22: Management of patients with facial disfigurement.
Chapter 23: The evolution of angled implant.
Chapter 24: Implants for children.
Chapter 25: Piezoelectric surgery related to implant reconstruction.
Chapter 26: A new concept of conical dental implants: physiology, engineering and design.
Chapter 27: The All-On concept.
Chapter 28: Laboratory procedures related to implant reconstruction
Chapter 29: Complications and failures: Treatment and / or prevention.
Chapter 30: Soft tissue hygiene and management: two perspectives.

Index.