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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.

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MIS Implants Technologies GmbH
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Editorial: Join DGZI onthe track for success Dr Rolf Vollmer With a 50-year history, the German Association of Dental Implantology (DGZI) represents a practiceoriented and evidence-based approach to implantology in Germany. DGZI always keeps pushing boundaries in this particu-larly innovative field of dentistry. We place an overarching focus on actively supporting our practising colleagues and dental technicians by offering a wide range of special training courses...
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CAMLOG Biotechnologies GmbH
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The dos and don’ts in the handling of PRF Prof. Shahram Ghanaati, Dr Sarah Al-Maawi, Dr Eva Dohle & Dr Torsten S. Conrad, Germany Autologous blood concentrates, and platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) in particular, are increasingly used today to support wound healing and regenerative processes.1PRF is made from the patient’s own peripheral blood without the addition of anticoagulants. A solid or liquidPRF matrix can be obtained through a single centrifu-gation process, depending on the collection tube that is used.2 ...
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bredent medical GmbH & Co. KG
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Success rate of dental implants in heavy smokers Drs Branislav Fatori & Inge Schmitz, Germany The failure rate of dental implants is reported to be higher in smokers than in non-smokers. The aim of the study described in this article was to compare the success rate of 721 dental implants inserted in 181 smokers with given reports in the literature. In our study, implants from one factory were used and the implants were inserted by one surgeon to exclude individual factors. In order to increase the success rate for dental implants inserted in smokers, a specific protocol was established in our dental surgery. In the following, the results of two patients are reported in detail...
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Implant-retained overdentureon a very thin bone ridge Drs Nicola Alberto Valente, Murali Srinivasan & Nicole Kalberer, Switzerland A healthy 60-year-old female patient with no medical history presented at our clinic with a non-fitting full mandibular denture. Her chief complaints at this point included the lack of retention of her mandibular denture and poor aesthetics, coupled with difficulty in chewing and embarrassment at social events. The treatment plan comprised the rehabilitation of jaw function and aesthetics with a new set of dentures, including a conventional maxillary complete denture (CD) and a mandibular implant-supported overdenture (IOD) retained by four implants.
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Dentsply Sirona
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PreXion Europe GmbH
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Peri-implant bone regeneration through laser decontamination Prof. Wilfried Engelke, Dr Christian Engelke, Germany; Dr Victor Beltrán, Chile & Dr Marcio Lazzarini, Germany The recently published S3 guidelines of the German As-sociation of Oral Implantology (DGI) and the German So-ciety of Dentistry and Oral Medicine (DGZMK) state that peri-implant infections can be categorised into peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis.1 In peri-implant mucositis, only the supracrestal soft-tissue interface is involved; in peri-implantitis, the bony implant site is also involved.2 Smoking is the main risk factor for peri-implant mucositis, but it is likely that there are further contributing factors, such as cement residue, diabetes mellitus and sex.2 The development of peri-implantitis is particularly favoured by a history of periodontal disease, smoking and interleukin-1 polymorphism.4, 5 The main diagnostic criterion for distinguishing peri-implantitis from peri-implant mucositis is the lack of reversibility of the condition. Peri-implantitis can be characterised by putrid secretion, increasing probing depth, pain and radiographic bone resorption. Implant loosening requires a high degree of bone resorption in the case of peri-implantitis. Microbiological tests are rather unspecific regarding peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis...
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Curaden AG
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Sixteen years of follow-up after insertion of a Z1 implant Dr Virgilio Masini, Italy In the following case report, Italy-based oral surgeon Dr Virgilio Masini describes how the advantages of a titanium implant with a zirconia collar can ensure long-lasting function and aesthetics...
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Visions in Implantology—3th Future Congress in Dental Implantology
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The next generation biomaterial for soft-tissue augmentation Redaktion On 17 January 2020, Camlog DACH organised the first NovoMatrix™ expert round table in Wimsheim, Germany. At this meeting, the clinicians involved in the pre-launch phase, gathered to exchange and discuss their experiences with the new biomaterial. After the presentation of the clinical and preclinical studies performed by Dr Gerhard Iglhaut (Germany) and Dr Edward Pat Allen (USA), the experts split in six groups to share and discuss their clinical experience...
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Feedback done right Andrea Stix, MSc, MBA; Germany In order to avoid stress and disharmony in the daily work routine and to appear professionally as a team to the outside world, clear communication with one another is important. Reciprocal feedback is therefore of vital importance in order for communication in the dental practice to be as simple, appreciative and smooth as possible. What needs to be taken into account in this regard will be highlighted in this article...
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Reshaping implantology Nobel Biocare, Switzerland When it comes to innovations in implant den-tistry, the refinement of site preparation has fallen behind the advancements of implant design. Prof. Stefan Holst, Vice President of Premium Implants at Nobel Biocare and co-author of an original research study with Stanford University on the OsseoShaper™ design and biological benefits, describes some of the challenges presented by conventional drilling protocols and explainshow this new device has been designed to overcome these problems...
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The link between oral disease and oxidative stress Dr Lenka Banasova Dr Lenka Banasova runs her own dental centre, Pearl Dental, in the Slovakian capital of Bratislava, where she focusses on periodontics and implant dentistry. Most importantly, however, she is one of the few dentists to touch on the largely neglected topic of oxidative stress and its relevance to the fields of periodontology and implantol-ogy. In this interview, she explains how natural antioxidants—as contained in CURAPROX Perio Plus+—can improve therapy.
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Products Redaktion Kein Kurztext vorhanden. Bitte schauen Sie in das ePaper oder nutzen Sie die PDF-Datei!
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News Redaktion Kein Kurztext vorhanden. Bitte schauen Sie in das ePaper oder nutzen Sie die PDF-Datei!
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ISMI - International Society of Metal Free Implantology
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Become part of a successful network and benefit from a wide reach and high level of awareness
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Congresses, courses and symposia/ Imprint Redaktion Kein Kurztext vorhanden. Bitte schauen Sie in das ePaper oder nutzen Sie die PDF-Datei!
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Straumann AG
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Nobel Biocare Services AG

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