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Jahr 2022 Ausgabe 02

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Editorial: “The bone sets the tone and the tissue is the issue”

Dr Rolf Vollmer, First Vice President and Treasurer of DGZI

The quotation by Dennis Tarnow should be the benchmark for implant treatment. Advancing knowledge and the possibilities of digital techniques are making it increasingly possible to develop the ideal implant treatment plan effectively. This makes it all the more important to work together with your dental technician as a team in order to analyse the examination findings exactly and to implement them in the best possible way according to the patient’s desires...

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Argon Medical

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How clean do sterile implants have to be? Analysis and clinical relevance of factory-related contaminations

Dr Dirk U. Duddeck, Germany

The initial phase of the biological response to a placed implant is primarily determined by the implant’s surface characteristics. The properties of any implant surface are an essential factor of its non-irritant integration into surrounding tissue structures.1 Undisturbed osteoblast proliferation and osteoblast differentiation at the implant surface depend decisively on the microstructure of the surface.2 Since the 1980s, however, there have also been growing demands for fl awless cleanliness of the implant systems used.3 In this context, it is a logical step not only to look at current analytical techniques but also to take a critical look at the clinical signifi cance of avoidable contamination on brand-new sterile-packaged implants...

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MIS Implants Technologies GmbH

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Complex rehabilitation of periodontally compromised dentition

Drs Sangeeta Pai & Romy Dech, Germany

During the complete rehabilitation of the severely periodontally compromised dentition of a 69-year-old female patient, the treatment team had to consider various aspects in making treatment decisions for ethical as well as forensic reasons. The patient wanted a functional and aesthetic restoration of the upper and lower jaws that would be stable in the long term and make use of her own teeth that were worth preserving. Thus, the questions arose as to what her potential risk of loss of implants because of her previous periodontal disease would be and whether the intervention could achieve the most permanent improvement possible in her oral health-related quality of life.1 The patient’s age and state of health had to be assessed in terms of how long her manual dexterity for oral hygiene would be maintained...

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Fabrication of a screw-retained implant-supported maxillary restoration: A completely digital workflow

Prof. Sven Rinke & Dr Holger Ziebolz, Germany

The fabrication of implant-supported full-arch restorations requires maximum precision, whether employing analogue or digital impressions, to achieve a perfect and passive fit. In this context, the application of intra-oral scanners has been a topic of much debate. Through the development of new scanner systems and specially adapted scan gauges for these indications as well as the application of appropriate scanning techniques, these systems allow for improved precision. The EVO+ system (Modern Dental Europe) incorporates these optimisation strategies into a purely digital workflow for the fabrication of removable and fixed implant-supported restorations in edentulous patients...

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Curaden AG

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51ST INTERNATIONAL ANNUAL CONGRESS OF DGZI

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Rehabilitation of a failing central incisor: A periodontal and restorative success formula

Dr Rita Singh, Nepal

Rehabilitation in the anterior zone with implant-supported restorations is a daunting task. Implant-supported rehabilitation in the anterior maxilla requires seamless merging of the restoration with the existing gingival architecture. Therefore, prosthetically driven implant placement is of utmost importance in achieving the aesthetic goal. Implant success is not limited to osseointegration alone but is mainly dependent on the aesthetic outcome. Another important factor influencing success of the procedure is the quality of hard and soft tissue available at the time of treatment planning. This periodontal assessment is the crux of aesthetic zone management in cases which require augmentation procedures with immediate implantation. The hard and soft tissue form the peri-implant seal which is crucial for the long-term success of the implant restoration. Immediate implantation has become the preferred option for cases in the anterior zone, as it prevents post-extraction ridge collapse and hence maintains optimum bone and soft-tissue quantity and quality for favourable outcomes. Immediate provisionalisation of the implant maintains acceptable function and aesthetic appearance simultaneously, providing a template for soft-tissue contouring and maturation until a definitive restoration can be integrated. The implant also serves as a placeholder to prevent migration of neighbouring teeth and extrusion of opposing teeth. Favourable implant success, peri-implant tissue response and aesthetic outcomes can be achieved with immediately placed and provisionalised maxillary anterior single implants.1 A favourable visual result is a combination of a well-planned and executed surgical technique along with good prosthetic choices and operator skill. The following case report showcases the complete rehabilitation of an ailing maxillary central incisor with an implant-supported restoration...

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Interdisciplinary approach to treating the aesthetic zone in a young patient: A clinical case report

Dr David Garcia Baeza, Spain

Implant dentistry demands an interdisciplinary approach that incorporates all of dentistry’s knowledge, experience and skills to aid in delivering a comprehensive treatment plan. Aesthetics in dentistry is frequently the motivation for seeking dental care and treatment. In my private practice, it is usual to receive patients who demand natural-looking results. Before beginning therapy, our team examines all aspects that may influence the treatment outcome. With growing patient expectations, today, we cannot focus only on one tooth. That is the reason why an interdisciplinary approach involving all dental specialties should be employed to create a complete treatment plan and will produce undoubtedly better results...

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curasan AG

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Prosthetic rehabilitation with short GTB implants: A case report with nine-year follow-up

Dr Nicola Vanuzzo, Italy

Implant-prosthesis systems have continuously evolved regarding osseointegration, implant size reduction and long-term predictability results, guided by the stability and absence of inflammation of the peri-implant tissue. The following case report demonstrates the results that are obtainable today...

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Dentsply Sirona

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Immediate restoration of an edentulous upper jaw

Dr Mischa Krebs & Alexander Müller, Germany

The following case report, presented in images, concerns the treatment of a 55-year-old male patient, who complained about the poor retention of his maxillary complete denture and requested a fixed solution (Figs. 1 & 2). The dual-scan protocol was used to visualise bone, soft-tissue thickness and denture position in Simplant software (Dentsply Sirona; Fig. 3). Four DS PrimeTaper EV 3.6 mm diameter implants (Dentsply Sirona) were planned according to the position of his denture and four Multibase abutments (Dentsply Sirona) were visualised accordingly. Prior to surgery, intra-oral scans of the edentulous upper and the dentate lower jaw were performed. The denture was used first as a surgical guide and then as a provisional prosthesis, after removing the palate (Fig. 4). Immediately after implant placement (Figs. 5–10), abutment position was registered with an intraoral scan (Figs. 11–13). A definitive prosthesis consisting of an Atlantis BridgeBase (Dentsply Sirona; Fig. 14) and zirco- nia was placed eight weeks after implant insertion (Figs. 15–18)...

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Delayed immediate implant placement and direct soft-tissue management: A 12-month follow-up

Dr Haki Tekyatan, Germany

This follow-up after 12 months concerns the current clinical and radiological condition of a case previously documented in a published report,1 more specifically an implantological treatment in region #12. In summary, endodontic treatment of tooth #12 had failed, the tooth was not worth preserving and it was thus extracted in a minimally invasive manner. Local bone and alveolar management were carried out using bio-functionalised (injectable platelet-rich fibrin or A-PRF) CERASORB Foam (curasan), a biomimetic, regenerative -tricalcium phosphate collagen matrix. Six weeks after the alveolar management, delayed immediate implantation was carried out using a surgical guide and implant position was confirmed via an intraoperative scan. The scan was used to produce a new, special individualised PEEK healing abutment. Another six weeks later, implant exposure and direct soft-tissue management took place in the healing phase with the special PEEK healing abutment. Finally, the fitting of a ceramic crown was carried out...

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New directions in implantology—where is the journey heading?

An interview with Dr Georg Bach, President of DGZI, Germany

Like in our own lives, no path is straight in implantology. Again and again, there are forks in the road and one is faced with the decision of whether to go left or right or perhaps continue straight ahead. In everyday practice, new treatment methods, innovative implantology concepts and new materials form these different paths. The 51st international annual congress of the German Association of Dental Implantology (DGZI) will take participants on a journey on 30 September and 1 October in Berlin in Germany, showing them which of the many paths ultimately lead to successful treatment. In this interview with DGZI President Dr Georg Bach, readers can find out what they can particularly look forward to this year...

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Intensive implantology that inspires—now for the whole world!

Andreas Halamoda, Germany

An outstanding dentist and speaker, innovative and quality products developed and made in Germany, a brand-new implantology training centre with a clinic in the heart of Europe in a region rich in beauty, history and culinary delights— that is the secret of success of the master class in implan- tology, one of the best dental training courses in Germany...

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Curriculum Implantology 2.0—Start at any time in the DGZI ONLINE Campus

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With its ONLINE Campus, the DGZI already adjusted the specialist theoretical curricular training two years ago to a contemporary and, above all, convenient solution for the participants. After the market launch of the German DGZI ONLINE Campus, the English version for international DGZI members followed in 2020...

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OEMUS MEDIA AG

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Straumann AG

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CAMLOG Biotechnologies GmbH

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implants 2022

Ausgabe 3/2022

PDF Clinical relevance of the use of implant-supported provisional restorations to contour the emergence profile
Author: Dr Marina Siegenthaler
PDF Cystic lesion management with enucleation and reconstruction followed by delayed implant placement for maxillary premolars
Authors: Dr Ali Tunkiwala and Darshan Parulkar
PDF Is autologous bone irreplaceable?
Author: Dr Jochen Tunkel

Ausgabe 2/2022

PDF Fabrication of a screw-retained implant-supported maxillary restoration
Author: Prof. Sven Rinke
PDF Complex rehabilitation of periodontally compromised dentition
Authors: Drs Sangeeta Pai, Romy Dech
PDF Rehabilitation of a failing central incisor
Author: Dr Rita Singh
PDF How clean do sterile implants have to be?
Author: Dr Dirk U. Duddeck

Ausgabe 1/2022

PDF Partial extraction therapy and implant treatment in the maxilla
Authors: Dr Snježana Pohl, Dr Mijo Golemac, Dr Daniela Grgic Miljanic, Dr Pantelis Petrakakis & Prof. Jelena Tomac
PDF Resolving severe bone atrophy
Author: Dr Roberto Rossi, Dr Giovanni Franzone & Stefano Giulini
PDF Type 4 implant placement with custom healing abutment
Author: Dr Pál Nagy
PDF Radicular transplantation
Author. Dr Renaud Girieud

implants 2021

Ausgabe 1/2021

PDF The key role of vitamin D in immune health and regeneration - The evidence for supplementation
Authors: Prof. Shahram Ghanaati, Dr Karl Ulrich Volz & Dr Sarah Al-Maawi
PDF Pre-prosthetic periodontal plasty with the Er:YAG laser
Author: Dr Fabrice Baudot
PDF Low CHX concentrations with additives effective against biofilm
Author: Curaden

Ausgabe 2/2021

PDF Successful immediate implant loading—According to the Socket Shield Technique
Author: Dr Ramón Gómez Meda
PDF Rehabilitation of the anterior maxillary area with immediate implant placement
Authors: Dr Perla Della Nave & Dr Alberto Vericat Queralt
PDF Full-mouth implant reconstruction using zygomatic and standard implants
Author: Dr James Kwok Fai Chow
PDF More room for new bone formation
Author: Branislav Kostadinov

Ausgabe 3/2021

PDF Delayed immediate implant placement and direct soft-tissue management
Dr Haki Tekyatan
PDF Immediate fixed full-arch rehabilitation of periodontitis patients
Prof. João Caramês
PDF Graft volumetric changes of collagenated xenograft for the 3D reconstruction of atrophic maxillae
Dr Livio Lo Faro, Dr Francesco Giachi Carù & Prof. Tiziano Testori
PDF Dental lasers against peri-implantitis
Dr Bradley Labrecque
PDF Successful rehabilitation of an anterior tooth
Dr Branislav Fatori & Dr Inge Schmitz
PDF Discover Z1—The tissue-level implant with a zirconia collar
TBR Dental
PDF Straumann Pro Arch—Tailored to fit, designed to last
Straumann

Ausgabe 4/2021

PDF The Implant Protection Plan (I.P.P.)
Dr Tiziano Testori
PDF The role of metallic nano- and microparticles in peri-implantitis
Dr Ioannis Papadimitriou
PDF The Stable Tissue Concept
Dr Kai Zwanzig
PDF Literature Duarte
Dr Fernando Duarte
PDF Sinus augmentation and simultaneous implant placement using one-stage Sandwich Technique
Dr Federico Berton
PDF Giving you confidence in implantology
TBR Dental

implants 2020

Ausgabe 1/2020

PDF Success rate of dental implants in heavy smokers - A longitudinal study
Authors: Dr Branislav Fatori & Dr Inge Schmitz
PDF Sixteen years of follow-up after insertion of a Z1 implant
Author: Dr Virgilio Masini
PDF Peri-implant bone regeneration through laser decontamination - Endoscopic paracrestal tunnel technique
Authors: Prof. Wilfried Engelke, Dr Christian Engelke, Dr Victor Beltrán & Dr Marcio Lazzarini
PDF Reshaping implantology - New solution to reduce guesswork of site preparation
Author: Prof. Stefan Holst & Nobel Biocare

Ausgabe 2/2020

PDF CBCT bone-densitometry for pre-surgical decision-making
Author: Prof. Angelo Trödhan
PDF Explantation of an implant in a heavy smoker
Authors: Dr Branislav Fatori, Dr Inge Schmitz & Prof. Werner Götz

Ausgabe 3/2020

PDF Er:YAG laser scanner for implant site preparation
Authors: Drs Norberto Berna, Giovanni Olivi, Luca Marigo & Massimo Cordaro
PDF New zygomatic implant design - Adapting to the anatomy
Authors: Drs Sepehr Zarrine, France; Carlos Aparicio, Spain & Edmond Bedrossian
PDF More efficient workflows for crestal bone preservation
Author: BioHorizons Camlog

Ausgabe 4/2020

PDF Professional implant management - A balance between thorough but gentle cleaning
Authors: Marie-Therese Heberer & Prof. Nicole B. Arweiler
PDF SEM investigation of implant surface characteristics
Authors: Dr Branislav Fatori & Dr Inge Schmitz
PDF Mandibular dentigerous cyst - Enucleation and bone reconstruction
Authors: Dr Fernando Duarte & Dr Carina Ramos
PDF Combining standard and ultrashort implants in full-mouth rehabilitation - 18 months of follow-up
Authors: Dr Giovanni Ghirlanda, Dr Michele Vasina & Dr Laura C. Campos
PDF Interproximal root spreading for narrow implant placement
Authors: Dr Mauro Marincola, Dr Laura Murcko, Dr Giorgio Lombardo & Prof. Rolf Ewers

implants 2019

Ausgabe 1/2019

PDF Polypropylene membrane in post-extraction alveolar repair - With a future perspective on osseointegrated implants
Authors: Drs Irineu Gregnanin Pedron & Munir Salomão
PDF Creating unique smiles with theZ1 implant system
Author: TBR Dental Group
PDF The Mucointegration™ era has begun
Author: Nobel Biocare

Ausgabe 2/2019

PDF Guided implant placement in the anterior zone - A clinically novel technique
Authors: Drs Burzin Khan & Purvi Bhargava (co-author)
PDF Horizontal ridge augmentation and implantation - A two-stage GBR procedure
Dr Orcan Yüksel

Ausgabe 3/2019

PDF Initial stability after placement of a new buttress-threaded implant - A case series study
Author: Dr Enrico Conserva
PDF Implant treatment of heavy smokers with critical bone situations
Authors: Drs Branislav Fatori & Inge Schmitz

Ausgabe 4/2019

PDF Rehabilitation of maxillaryunilateral posterior edentulism
Authors: Drs Jean-Baptiste Verdino, Sepehr Zarrine, Thierry Louvet & David Mardenalom
PDF Experienceswith a collagen composite in socket preservation
Authors: Prof. Frank Palm, Dr Jan Rupp & Prof. Werner Götz
PDF What’s your favourite colour? - A quick guide to surface anodisation
Author: Nobel Biocare
PDF New clinical data on Astra Tech Implant System
Author: Dentsply Sirona Implants

Mit Lesern in rund 100 Ländern ist implants heute eine der meistverbreiteten dentalen Fachpublikationen weltweit.

Das in Kooperation mit der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Zahnärztliche Implantologie e.V. (DGZI), der ältesten europäischen implantologischen Fachgesellschaft, herausgegebene Magazin stellt sich in den Dienst des internationalen Know-how-Transfers auf dem Gebiet der dentalen Implantologie. Mit dem Anspruch, den aktuellen Stand dieser Spezialdisziplin umfassend abzubilden, inspiriert die implants in vier Ausgaben pro Jahr seine Leserschaft mit einer Vielzahl an klinischen Fallberichten, einem Überblick über relevante Produktneuheiten der Industrie sowie spannenden Neuigkeiten aus der Welt der Wissenschaft und Forschung.

Einen besonderen Stellenwert haben auch Berichte über internationale Fachkongresse sowie über die internationalen Aktivitäten der DGZI, die mit ihren eigenen und assoziierten Mitgliedern Bestandteil eines 11.000 Implantologiespezialisten umfassenden Netzwerks ist. Über 80 Prozent der Auflage des Magazins werden im Direktversand an Mitglieder und Abonnenten verbreitet.

Darüber hinaus ist implants auf mehr als 50 internationalen Messen und Kongressen als Belegexemplar erhältlich. implants – international magazine of oral implantology erscheint in englischer Sprache.

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