Risk factors in dental implantology
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Successful, effective implantological treatment requires timely detection of specific risk factors, which can lead to complications and insolvency of implants. This book offers a simple, practical methodology to determine and assess the influence of these risk factors in each of the patients before the alleged installation of implants. For some patients, the identification of specific risk factors can lead to a change in the treatment plan (for example, prolonging the engagement period, the use of more implants, shortening the console of the orthopedic structure), and sometimes this may become a contraindication to the installation of implants. This exclusively practical clinical guide will give specialists and dentists of general practice greater confidence in discussing the choice of implantological treatment.
In the first three chapters of this book, a thorough analysis of the general, aesthetic and biomechanical risk factors related to implantological treatment was carried out in combination with specific principles for evaluating their possible influence in a particular patient. Chapters 4 and 5 describe in detail risk factors and restrictions specific to all types of adents and the most optimal methods of treatment in each case. Various surgical protocols, including the solution of problems associated with the bone, are presented in chapter 6. The importance of bilateral cooperation between the dentist and the patient is shown in Chapter 7, and chapter 8 describes the complications of implantic treatment
In the first three chapters of this book, a thorough analysis of the general, aesthetic and biomechanical risk factors related to implantological treatment was carried out in combination with specific principles for evaluating their possible influence in a particular patient. Chapters 4 and 5 describe in detail risk factors and restrictions specific to all types of adents and the most optimal methods of treatment in each case. Various surgical protocols, including the solution of problems associated with the bone, are presented in chapter 6. The importance of bilateral cooperation between the dentist and the patient is shown in Chapter 7, and chapter 8 describes the complications of implantic treatment
Author:
Author:Франк Ренуар, Бо Рангерт
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Molded
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7853-0400-7
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