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Welcome, introduction and the impact of complications
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What is a happy implant?
07:76 - 17:57
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Roughness and cleanliness of the implant surface
17:58 - 26:29
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Diagnosis of peri-implant disease and risk evaluation
26:30 - 40:20
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Prevention of peri-implant disease
40:21 - 56:05
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Managing the hard and soft tissues
56:06 - 68:59
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Implant maintenance and management of peri-implant disease
69:00 - 99:99
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Prevention and management of biological complications
Video highlights
- Impact of complications on clinical efficiency and everyday practice
- Implant health and the ideal hard and soft tissue environment
- The role of roughness and cleanliness of the implant surface
- How to diagnose and evaluate risk of biological complications
- Surgical, prosthetic and treatment approaches to prevent peri-implant disease
- How to manage the hard and soft tissues respecting biology
- Implant maintenance and clinical management of peri-implant disease
Contrasting the ideal clinical situation with peri-implant disease, experts France Lambert, Urs Brodbeck, Michael Danesh-Meyer, Torsten Jemt, Peter Schüpbach and Fabrizia Luongo elucidate our understanding of peri-implant disease and its impact. Mucositis, defined as inflammation around the implant, affects almost 43% of implants over their lifetime. In up to one of ten implants, and one of five patients, this progresses to peri-implantitis. As health care professionals we need to prevent this type of disease. In this dynamic session, scientific and clinical evidence addresses how to prevent these sequelae considering the biology, surgical and prosthetic approaches, risk assessment and implant maintenance. The clinical effectiveness of various treatment options is presented with an outlook to the future. Learn how to prevent, diagnose and treat biological complications in this highly interactive expert exchange moderated by France Lambert.
Clinical topics
Peri-implant therapy Peri-implantitis Prosthetic strategies Aftercare / follow up Systemic factors Patient assessmentQuestions
Ask a questionGood Morning from Greece. When you have a session with a candidate for implant therapy, how to you present- inform him for the
Good Morning from Greece. When you have a session with a candidate for implant therapy, how to you present- inform him for the possible future biological complications, eg Periimplantatis,?
Subgingival cement was mentioned as a risk factor for disease .... Why not implant-abutment misfit?
What makes a joint more stable and resistant to infection... fit or misfit? The literature is clear about the relationship of misfit with the screw-in technique and Jempt’s study shows prosthetics retained by 4 or more retainers had 15X the rate of peri-implantitis than those retained by 3 or less retainers. Please comment on this.
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In reply to Subgingival cement was mentioned as a risk factor for disease .... Why not implant-abutment misfit? by Emil Svoboda
In reply to Subgingival cement was mentioned as a risk factor for disease .... Why not implant-abutment misfit? by Emil Svoboda
In reply to Subgingival cement was mentioned as a risk factor for disease .... Why not implant-abutment misfit? by Emil Svoboda
In reply to Subgingival cement was mentioned as a risk factor for disease .... Why not implant-abutment misfit? by Emil Svoboda