Endosseous implants : scientific and clinical aspects
This book renders a scientific analysis of all the criteria for successful placement of intraoral endosseous implants. Additionally it offers detailed descriptions of many practical solutions for achieving implant success. Addressed is: the history of implants, maxillomandibular anatomy, diagnosis, indications, surgical techniques, prosthodontics, periodontics, materials, surface structures, and biomechanics. Using their own research as a basis, the authors have compiled a comprehensive overview of the fundamental problems of implant surgery, giving practical guidelines and advice for successful treatment with endosseous implants. The book provides clinical solutions to scientific problems. More than an atlas and more than a textbook, this book is a must for practitioners and students, as well as clinical researchers
407 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 26 cm
9780867153026, 0867153024
33246737
Ch. 1. Historical Review / G. Watzek and R. Blahout
Ch. 2. Maxillomandibular Anatomy and Patterns of Resorption During Atrophy / H. Gruber, P. Solar and C. Ulm
Ch. 3. Material Considerations / H. Plenk, Jr. and H. Zitter
Ch. 4. Surface Preparation of Endosseous Implants / M. Weinlander
Ch. 5. Peri-implant Gingiva: Behavior, Bacteriology, and Consequences / G. Krekeler
Ch. 6. Indications, Diagnosis, and Recall / W. Lill and P. Solar
Ch. 7. Preprosthetic and Peri-implant Surgery
General Principles / G. Watzek
Ch. 8. Surgical Procedures for Implant Installation Depending on the Degree of Maxillomandibular Atrophy / G. Watzek
Ch. 9. Functional-Prosthetic Aspects of Implantology / R. Slavicek, K. Rambousek-Sperl and A. Babka
Ch. 10. Biomechanics of Endosseous Implants / G. Mailath-Pokorny and P. Solar
Ch. 11. Prosthodontic Aspects of Implantology / J.R. Strub, S. Witkowski and F. Einsele