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Implant Dimensions – Choice of Implant Length and Diameter
When severely atrophic jaws are encountered, many different implant-prosthetic approaches have been used to address this condition. The more-aggressive protocols call for bone grafting followed by placement of standard-diameter endosseous implants. This presentation focuses on clinical applications of implants with reduced dimensions. In the setting of reduced alveolar bone height, short dental implants offer clinicians a pragmatic option to facilitate prosthetic restoration when confronted with anatomic limitations. When short implants are employed, implant design and surface properties become very important. Likewise, diameter-reduced implants must be used judiciously to avoid complications.
At the end of this Congress Lecture you should be able to…
- recognize the advantages and limitations of short and diameter-reduced implants
- define the implant length and diameter that qualify as a ‘short implant’ and ‘diameter-reduced implant’ respectively
- describe indications in which short and/or diameter-reduced implants should be used
- explain how overload affects implant survival
- Duration
- 41 minutes
- Source
- ITI Congress Middle East 2015
- CPD/CME
- 0.7 hours
- Purchase price
- 21 Academy Coins
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