Treatment Planning In Implant Dentistry 2nd Edition

This clinical guide presents a comprehensive interdisciplinary practice philosophy for building a foundation in optimal diagnosis and treatment planning in implant dentistry. Each chapter combines a literature review with diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient case presentations, covering analogue and digital workflows from single tooth to full mouth.

The book explains how modern implant success depends on definitive restorations being surrounded by soft and hard tissue in harmony with the existing dentition. It details the rationale for dental implants, surgical guidelines, the biomechanics of occlusion, and medical evaluation of the implant patient.

Later chapters address treatment planning in the aesthetic zone, impression techniques and scanning, orthodontics in implant dentistry, and screw and cemented restorations, with implant maintenance, failures, and complications covered in the final part.

Key Features

Highlights

• Comprehensive interdisciplinary approach to implant dentistry treatment planning
• Covers analogue and digital workflows from single tooth to full mouth
• Includes literature reviews, diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient case presentations
• Discusses aesthetic zone planning, impression techniques, orthodontics, and restoration types
• Addresses implant maintenance, failures, and complications