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Editorial: Pioneering insights and innovations in implantology
Dr Georg Bach, President of the German Association of Dental Implantology
Dear colleagues! In today’s rapidly evolving dental landscape, implantology is a dynamic field where innovation and precision converge. This issue not only highlights the latest technological advancements but also celebrates the passion driving these breakthroughs...
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Redefining dental care standards with advanced proven PEMF technology
Prof. Shlomo Barak DMD, Israel
Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields (PEMFs) technology, known for its therapeutic benefits, has gained recognition for its non-invasive nature and ability to fully penetrate tissues. It has been extensively studied for its impact on bi- ological processes, including DNA synthesis, gene expression, and cell migration...
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Peri-implantitis prevention starts with the choice of a clean implant
Drs Dirk U. Duddeck & Dana Adyani-Fard, Germany
Two years ago, in implants 4/2022, we raised an important question: how clean must sterile-packaged implants be to meet the high expectations of dental professionals who entrust these medical devices to their patients? At that time, extensive quality assessments conducted by the CleanImplant Foundation revealed troubling impurities on the surfaces of new, sterile-packaged implants, identified through independent laboratory testing. It was reasonable to expect that the manufacturers involved would address these issues promptly and ensure that their medical devices meet the highest standards of cleanliness. Regrettably, even after two years, we cannot give the “all-clear”. Here’s an update to where things stand now...
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Late implant placement following bilateral sinus floor elevation
Prof. Dr Paolo Maturo & Dr Edoardo Magnanelli, Italy
Partial tooth loss in the posterior region can lead to significant functional deficits and, particularly in young patients, may also result in aesthetic concerns. If left untreated, the loss of vertical dimension and subsequent tooth migration can lead to temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. Additionally, untreated partial malocclusion in the posterior region is a primary cause of maxillary sinus pneumatisation and vertical bone loss...
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Long-term success of implantsupported rehabilitation in the aesthetic zone: A nine-year followup case report
Drs Léon Pariente & Karim Dada, France
Dental implants have revolutionised the field of restorative dentistry, offering reliable solutions for replacing missing teeth. The success of dental implant treatment relies on meticulous treatment planning, precise surgical techniques, and appropriate follow-up care. In the aesthetic zone, where patient satisfaction is closely tied to the appearance of the restoration, achieving optimal outcomes becomes even more critical...
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Full maxillary rehabilitation with immediate implant placement of NEVO RC INICELL® implants in Type 3 bone
Dr Mathieu Rousset, France
The emergence of fully digital workflows in implant dentistry has revolutionised the way clinicians approach complex rehabilitative cases. Achieving high primary stability in low-quality bone, such as Type 3 or 4 bone (Lekholm & Zarb 1985), has traditionally posed significant challenges. However, advancements in implant design, surgical techniques, and digital imaging have enabled the successful placement and immediate loading of implants even in these challenging scenarios. The following case report presents a comprehensive approach to full maxillary rehabilitation using immediate implant placement in Type 3 bone, leveraging modern digital tools and the innovative and gentle NEVO implant design to achieve healthy and satisfying clinical outcomes...
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Immediate two-piece ceramic implants with immediate provisionalisation in the posterior region
Drs Alexandre Marques Paes da Silva, Alice Maria de Oliveira Silva, Lissya Tomaz da Costa Gonçalves, Rodrigo Franco Motta, Daniel Moraes Telles, Mayla Kezy Silva Teixeira & Eduardo Veras Lourenço, Brazil
The present case report aims to describe the clinical and radiographic performance of ceramic implants placed in the posterior regions of two patients who visited the private SobreImplantes clinical study centre in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. CBCT was used to carry out surgical planning, and periapical radiographs were used in the immediate postoperative period and in the follow-up consultations. The implants were placed into fresh sockets (immediate) and immediately provisionalised...
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During the 2024 Implant Solutions World Summit, held in June in Miami in the US, Dental Tribune Interna- tional had an opportunity to talk to Tony Susino, group vice president of global implant and prosthetic solutions at Dentsply Sirona. In this interview, he discusses this year’s summit theme, “Passion delivered”, which reflects Dentsply Sirona’s commitment to customer success, innovation and growth. He also shares insights into the summit’s focus on scientific innovations in implant dentistry, which enhance patient care through advanced technologies...
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DDS.Berlin, the first edition of the Digital Dentistry Show, took place at Arena Berlin on 28 and 29 June 2024. Nearly 80 exhibitors and more than 1,000 attendees did not want to miss the premiere. About half of the attendees came from Germany. The event also attracted many dentists from other European countries and the rest of the world...
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Dentsply Sirona’s commitment to advancing implant dentistry through high-quality clinical education and by delivering state-of-the-art science and innovative technologies was on full display at the Implant Solutions World Summit 2024 in Miami...
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The Beauty of Regeneration La Beauté de la Régénération National Osteology Symposium 26–28 Septembre 2024 Paris Maison de la Chimie The beauty of regeneration The National Osteology Symposium is set to convene in the vibrant city of Paris from 26 to 28 September 2024, offering three days of unrivaled learning and networking opportunities. Hosted at the historic Maison de la Chimie, the event will bring together world leaders and experts in oral tissue regeneration, led by scientific chairs Emmanuelle Ettedgui, Hélène Arnal, and Anton Sculean. All sessions will be in English or with English translation...
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On 8 and 9 November 2024, the 53rd International Annual Congress of the German Association of Dental Implantology (DGZI) will be held in Düsseldorf, centered on the theme “Implantology 4.0—on the way to patient-specific concepts.” This congress promises to be an enlightening event, guiding the future of dental implantology, fostering insightful discussions, and unveiling innovative approaches through the dynamic interaction between participants, speakers, and the industry...
