Implant Dentistry

This book documents the extensive scientific investigation accompanying the use of endosseous dental implants, which have revolutionized dentistry. It explores the concept of integrating foreign bodies into the oral cavity, discussing complex biological challenges such as microbial interaction, immune responses, and tissue turnover, while highlighting the high success rates achieved in placement and maintenance.

A medical text detailing the specialized procedures and techniques for placing immediate dental implants in esthetic and premolar areas.

A comprehensive guide focused on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment protocols necessary for saving failing dental implants and managing related complications in periodontics and oral surgery.

This book is the second in a series of three books, focusing specifically on Implant Overdenture applications in edentulous patients. It contains seven chapters and over 700 colorful pictures of clinical cases, serving as a guidebook for dentistry students and clinicians by offering proper treatment options and practical information about solutions to problems occurring before and after the use of implant-retained and implant-supported overdentures.

This series enables clinicians at all stages of their careers to remain well informed and up to date on key topics across all fields of clinical dentistry. Each volume is superbly illustrated and provides concise, highly practical guidance and solutions. The authors are recognised experts in the subjects that they address. The BDJ Clinician's Guides are trusted companions, designed to meet the needs of a wide readership.

This volume provides comprehensive guidelines and evidence-based clinical recommendations for the immediate placement and functional loading of dental implants, featuring detailed protocols, risk assessment criteria, and case studies.

A guide detailing practical guidelines and advice for optimizing procedures and outcomes in implant dentistry.

A comprehensive guide detailing Partial Extraction Therapies (PET) as a minimally invasive approach for modern tooth replacement strategies in implant dentistry, clarifying the key factors of success in a systematic blueprint.