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Osseointegration and Dental Implants Edited by Asbjorn Jokstad © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. ISBN: 978-0-813-81341-7 Osseointegration and Dental Implants
Osseointegration and Dental Implants Edited by Asbjorn Jokstad, DDS, PhD A John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Publication
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Page 8 and 9: viii Contents What Have We Learned
Page 10 and 11: Osseointegration and implant dentis
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Figure 5.23. The implant bed prepar
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Figure 6.19. Augmentation of the in
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8 Pre-implant Surgical Intervention
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Figure 8.1. Sinus core 100% Bio-Oss
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Figure 8.8. Meisinger balloon contr
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ing bone formation in maxillary sin
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and concern for our patients, to ma
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growth factors have been studied ex
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clinical benefi t in the long-term
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composite bone graft: Preliminary r
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9 Biomaterials and Substances for S
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one graft in combination with a bar
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Figure 9.5. Photomicrograph of trep
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to harvest autogenous bone or use a
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the canine supraalveolar, peri-impl
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hBMP-2/ACS has also been shown to s
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References Adell R, Lekholm U, Rock
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10 Implant Surgery Interventions TH
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Figure 10.4. Interactive interpreta
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Figure 10.12. Graft marrow complex
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Figure 10.20. Complex 3-D aesthetic
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THE HEALING BONE-IMPLANT INTERFACE:
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was designed to resemble a more con
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A C BID (microns) 50 45 40 35 30 25
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sive strains exceeding 30% in the e
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INFLUENCES OF IMPLANT DESIGN AND SU
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numerous experimental studies (for
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Figure 13.2. Microphotograph of an
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a Clinical Experience with “Short
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as anchorage units during orthodont
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Figure 14.17. A clinical situation
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INTEGRATION OF BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLE
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Figure 15.1. Scanning electron micr
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process of bone bonding in vitro an
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Figure 15.5a. Prepared second left
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Baylink DJ, Wergedal JE, et al. 199
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mandible. Clin Oral Implants Res 8(
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STABILITY OF IMPLANT- ABUTMENT CONN
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fl at to fl at joints. With most in
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Figure 16.8. A solid one-piece impl
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Table 16.1. planning level & decisi
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CONTEMPORARY DENTAL IMPLANTS AND CL
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the bone level at the time of impla
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94%. Forty-two percent (226) of the
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Based on the fi ndings of this stud
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Chapter 18 The Implant Design and C
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tially restricted to perhaps only t
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386 Appendix Pre-implant Surgical I
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388 Appendix Michael A. Pikos Certi
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390 Appendix Patient Focus on Neuro
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392 Appendix periodontal plastic an
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394 Appendix the Norwegian Society
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396 Appendix prosthodontics. Dr. Kn
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398 Appendix Myron Nevins Dr. Myron
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400 Appendix Universidad de los And
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402 Appendix American College of Pr
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The University of Toronto, Faculty
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406 Index Animal studies, 8-9. See
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408 Index research design, 347 rese
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410 Index FDA. See Food and Drug Ad
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412 Index complications, 21t data e
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414 Index Neoss Bimodal, 229 Neukam
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416 Index RANKL, 219 Rare disorders
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418 Index Tatum, Hilt, 167 Taylor,
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