Principles and Practice of Single Implant and Restoration

• 1. History of Single Tooth ImplantsShane N. White, Mohammad A. SabetiFrom ancient times to the pioneering eraOsseointegration and the scientific eraFrom the fully edentulous state to single tooth replacementDiagnostic technological innovationsImplant design innovationsSurgical innovationsProsthetic innovations2. Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for Single Tooth ImplantsMahmoud Torabinejad, Hessam Nowzari Etiology and treatment of tooth lossExtraction without any tooth replacementTooth extraction and replacement with a fixed partial dentureTooth extraction and replacement with a single tooth implant 3. Single ImplantsMohammed Sabeti, Amir Reza RoknClassificationOsseous considerationsSoft Tissue considerationsImplant ConfigurationSurgical Technique for Single ImplantsLong-term Prognosis4. Bone Physiology, Metabolism, and Biomechanics in Implant TherapyW. Eugene Roberts, Clark M. StanfordOsteology of the maxilla and mandibleBone physiology Bone tissue responses to dental implant placementSkeletal adaptation: bone modeling and remodelingDental implants and bone responses 5. Bone Grafts and Bone Substitute MaterialsAlan S. Herford, Enrico Stoffella, Clark M. StanfordOverview of different types of biomaterialsAutogenous boneAllografts and alloplastsXenograftsOsteoinductive materialsSummary of surgical procedures for graftingManagement of complications6. Tooth Extraction and Site PreservationNicholas Caplanis, Jaime Lozada, and Juan Mesquida Alveolar bone healing following tooth extractionScientific validation for site preservationSurgical techniques for minimally invasive tooth extractionSurgical techniques for site preservationProsthetic manipulation of soft tissues during healingClinical outcome analysis of alveolar preservation techniques7. Implant Placement with Simultaneous Guided Bone Regeneration Mohammed A. Sabeti, Lewis C. CummingsCriteria for simultaneous guided bone regenerationClinical evaluation of the patientRadiographic examinationGuided bone regeneration for implant site developmentFlap implant surgery8. Immediate Implant Placement and Provisionalization of Maxillary Anterior Single Implants Joseph Y. K. Kan, Kitichai Rungcharassaeng Diagnosis & treatment planning Clinical procedure: fabrication of provisional restoration Surgical procedure Postoperative instruction Definitive restoration 9. Restoration of the Single Tooth ImplantCharles J. Goodacre, Mathew KattadiyilImplant survival and complications dataDesign principlesImmediate implant placement and loadingClinical and laboratory procedures10. Dental Implant MaintenanceNowzari JorgensenPeriodontitis vs Peri-implantitisCharacteristics of healthy, stable dental implantsDental implant maintenance programFrequency of maintenance appointmentsIndications for surgical interventionPatient performed implant hygiene procedures11. The Relevance of Scientific Evidence in the Decision Making Process: Treatment Outcomes in Single Tooth Implant TherapyJuan Mesquida, Jaime L. Lozada, Aladdin Al-Ardah, Chun-Xiao Sun, and Charles GoodacreClinical outcomesComplicationsPsychosocial outcomes Economic outcomesEsthetic outcomes

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