Basic information on the SURGICAL PROCEDURE - Straumann

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straumann ® DentaL imPLant system Naming and labeling Label on the implant packaging implant type endosteal diameter article number 128 Barcode use before expiration date not reusable Please read and follow instruction leaflet SP Ø 3.3 NN 8 Standard Plus implants endosteal diameter 3.3 mm narrow neck 8 mm sLa ® Standard Plus Implant Ø 4.8 mm WN SLA 8 mm REF 043.651S C6078 straumann products are ce marked and fulfill the requirements of the european medical Devices Directive 93/42 eec Label on the ampoule cover of the implants neck description JJJJ-MM 0510 Institut Straumann AG CH-4002 Basel Switzerland SP Ø 4.1 RN SLActive 10 Standard Plus implants endosteal diameter 4.1 mm regular neck 10 mm sLactive Length of the sLa ® /sLactive surface 940.XXX TE Ø 4.8 WN SLActive 12 Tapered Effect implants endosteal diameter 4.8 mm Wide neck 12 mm sLactive surface type serial number the green dot manufacturer caution: federal law (us) restricts this product to sale by or on the order, of a dentist or physician Gamma sterilization
2. PrinciPLes of treatment PLanninG Indications and contraindications for implant placement treatment planning is essential for the long-term success of oral rehabilitation using dental implants. from the very beginning, indications and contraindications must be carefully balanced for each patient, who is eligible for implant therapy. indeed, proper patient selection is one of the most important steps in treatment planning (Blanchaert 1998). therefore, the implant surgeon must have a sound knowledge of the indications and contraindications for implant placement. General and medical aspects (Table 3.1) Prior to any dental or surgical procedure, a medical history must be obtained from the patient. the knowledge of former and current diseases, surgeries, and medications helps to identify patients who are “at risk“. When there are doubts, the physician or medical specialist treating the patient must be consulted for further clarification. a general prerequisite for implant placement is that the patient must have an undisturbed wound healing capacity. in addition, implants should not be inserted before jaw growth is complete (cronin et al. 1994; thilander et al. 1994). however, implants might be installed before end of growth in special indications, e.g. for orthodontic reasons (Bergendal et al. 1996; Wehrbein et al, 1996). in the following, general medical contraindications have been arranged in two groups: “risk factors“ and “high risk factors“. High risk factors p serious systemic diseases like rheumatoid arthritis or osseous disorders like osteomalacia or osteogenesis imperfecta are considered high risk factors. however, osteoporosis does not contraindicate the use of dental implants (Baxter & fattore 1993; Dao et al. 1993). p Patients who are immunocompromised due to viral infection (hiv) or medication (cortico-steroids, oncologic chemotherapy or other immunosuppressives) have a clearly reduced wound healing capacity and an inappropriately responding immune system. p alcohol and drug abusers as weil as patients with psychological or mental disorders are not reliable with regard to compliance, home care and follow-up appointments (uncooperative patient) (hogenius et al. 1992).
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