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Ausgabe 03/2011

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Mit Lesern in zahlreichen Ländern zählt implants – international magazine of oral implantology heute zu den weltweit am weitesten verbreiteten zahnmedizinischen Publikationen. Das englischsprachige Magazin wird in Zusammenarbeit mit der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Zahnärztliche Implantologie (DGZI) – Europas ältestem implantologischen Berufsverband – herausgegeben und fördert den internationalen Wissensaustausch in der dentalen Implantologie. Mit dem Anspruch, einen umfassenden Überblick über aktuelle Entwicklungen in diesem Feld zu geben, erscheint implants viermal jährlich. Es informiert seine Leserschaft mit einem breiten Spektrum klinischer Fallberichte, Updates zu relevanten Produkten und Methoden aus der Industrie sowie Nachrichten aus Wissenschaft und Forschung. Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt liegt auf der Berichterstattung über internationale Kongresse und den weltweiten Aktivitäten der DGZI. Gemeinsam mit ihren eigenen und assoziierten Mitgliedern ist die DGZI Teil eines Netzwerks von rund 11.000 implantologisch spezialisierten Fachleuten. Das Magazin wird direkt an Mitglieder und Abonnenten versandt und ist zudem als kostenloses Exemplar auf zahlreichen internationalen Fachmessen und Kongressen erhältlich.

Ausgabe 03/2011

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Editorial: Digital implantology —a sign of the times Dr med dent Roland Hille, Vice President of DGZI It is a sign of the times that the dental industry and dental laboratories are trying to add to the value of implantology through the use of innovative technology and service concepts. Individual dentists practicing implantology are facing a number of current challenges, especially economic ones. Whether in the case of intraoral scanners, 3-D diagnosis and 3-D planning or CAD/CAM manufactured prostheses, the time for stand-alone applications is over. The largest implant manufacturers believe that the future lies in all-in-one solutions which focus in particular on patients’ needs—i.e. which are gentle, safe, functional, aesthetic, long-lasting and of high quality...
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44 Roots - 44 Implants: A case report Drs Eduardo Topete A., Estela Topete Z., Eduardo Topete Z. & Alberto Topete Z., Mexico Various surgical techniques for bone augmentation of the maxilla and mandible are mentioned in the literature. This article offers viable alternatives to maxillary and mandibular surgery, helping to prevent implant resorption in molar areas...
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Ridge preservation and GTR with a xenograft and resorb-able collagen membrane Drs Mariana Baglivo, Prof Hugo Campos, Prof Miguel Angel Carrasco, Prof Andrés Pascual, Prof Paul Levi & Prof José Nart, Spain An adequate width and height of bone in an edentulous area is essential when placing an implant in order to obtain an ideal functional and an aesthetic prosthetic reconstruction following placement...
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Immediate restoration in the fully edentulous maxilla region Dr Max J. Cohen, USA This clinical case required optimal implant placement based upon a restoratively driven treatment plan and guided surgery. To achieve this goal, we made use of CT scans, SimPlant planning software (Materialise Dental), the new Zimmer Guided Surgery Instrumentation and the new Immediate Smile model (Materialise Dental). The patient was a 49-year-old white female in good health, completely edentulous in the maxilla and wore a complete upper denture. On the lower jaw, she wore an implant-retained over-denture...
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Passive fit—for the first time: CAD/CAM bar restoration Björn Roland & Dr Peter Gehrke, Germany Conventional or CAD/CAM? Today, dental technicians and implantologists ponder this question more frequently than ever. More and more -often, they tend towards CAD/CAM. Owing to their tension-free fit, CAD/CAM-fabricated solutions are particularly well suited for the restoration of larger jaw sections. Deciding in favour of or against a CAD/CAM restoration should thus always be a team decision. With his expertise and training, the dental technician is able to contribute considerably to an aesthetic and technically perfect result...
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TRIPOD - A new protocol for immediate loading: Complete maxillary implant-supported prostheses Dr Jean-Nicolas Hasson, Dr Jacques Hassid & Dominique Fricker, France Complete maxillary implant-based bridgework is amongst the most challenging of restorative procedures. With TRIPOD, a new treatment protocol for planning and surgery, a radiographic template and a surgical guide are secured to three fixed reference points, such as natural teeth and previously placed dental implants. CT-based software enhances treatment by first validating the surgical guide, and then allowing chairside postmodification options. Open-flap surgery is initiated with sterile templates and impression trays. Implant sites are prepared with the surgical guide to a final depth with pilot drill and 2.8 mm diameter drill. Further site preparation involves implant-specific drills, piezosurgery and bone expanders. These developments improve the reliability of complex implant-based restorations...
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Success factors for immediate implantation with immediate loading - A case example Dr Rouven Bönsel, Germany The replacement of lost teeth with implants can be very time-consuming for patients. During the temporisation phase, aesthetic limitations often have to be accepted. The quickest and most patient-friendly option is immediate implantation with immediate temporisation. However, in order not to precipitate failure just as quickly, this form of treatment requires some experience and a working knowledge of the success factors...
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41. International Annual Congress of the DGZI September 30-October 1, Cologne, Maritim Hotel Implantology today—Requirements, possibilities and prospects
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Interview: “Paradigms are beginning to shift” An Interview with Prof Friedrich Neukam In mid october, thousands of dental professionals will be gathering in the capital of Greece for the annual congress of the European Association of Osseointegration (EAO). Dental Tribune Group Editor Daniel Zimmermann spoke with Scientific Chairman Prof. Friedrich W. Neukam from the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg in Erlangen, Germany, about the event and what is on the cards for the field of dental implantology.
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