In this live webinar, Dr. Todd Schoenbaum reviews most common implant prosthetic complications, what is causing them and how to handle them when occuring.

Stable adherence of soft tissue onto the abutment and restoration surfaces is a key determinant of long-term success of implant treatment. It can be influenced by abutment surface modifications and abutment dis- and re-connection during the prosthetic phase.

The study investigates the heat and sound generated during implant osteotomy using different types of drills in both artificial and bovine bone blocks. Osteotomy, the process of drilling a hole in the bone to place a dental implant, can produce heat and sound that might impact both...

In his lecture, Prof. Enrico Agliardi will present us the use of tilted implants in different situations and with different atrophies in the maxilla and mandible.

In the second part of his lecture, Dr. Michael Danesh-Meyer shares guidelines for resective, regenerative and removal techniques to manage the effects of peri-implantitis.

In the first part of his 2-part lecture, Dr. Michael Danesh-Meyer reviews the factors influencing peri-implantitis and critical elements for the diagnosis.

Dr. Giorgio Tabanella continues his lecture with a focus on the mucosa management and what can be done to really improve the quality of the mucosa to prevent implant and biological complications.

In the first part of his 2-part lecture, Dr. Giorgio Tabanella reviews the definitions of mucositis vs peri-implantitis, and the influence of the mucosa.

In this lecture, Dr. Glen Liddelow reviews the evolution of implant and abutment surfaces on osseointegration and shows the latest developments.

Original research from Dr. Ana Ferro and Dr. Miguel Nobre presented at EAO 2023 reports the clinical outcomes of the All-on-4 concept using implants with an ultra-hydrophilic, multi-zone anodized surface and anodized abutments. 

Dr. Roberto Sleiter shares a case of a patient needing to restore her upper central incisor due to a fracture. See in detail how he approached the case and how he met the high demands of the patient.

In the third and last part of this series, Dr. Groenendijk and Dr. Ferro share different approaches for the rehabiliation of multiple missing teeth in the maxilla.

In the second part of the 3-part series, Dr. Jay Malmquist shares a case of multiple missing anterior teeth and a large bone defect.

This clinical report describes and demonstrates the successful use of autogenous particulate bone, anorganic bone mineral and barrier membranes to reconstruct severe alveolar bone defect.

Immediate implant placement in the esthetic zone can provide favorable results in terms of function and esthetics.