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This well-illustrated book is primarily designed as a practical guide to dental implantology for general dental practitioners who do not routinely place or restore dental implants but also for those who do. It explains the importance of appropriate case selection and treatment planning, examines the risks and benefits of implant care, and discusses immediate placement, immediate loading and delayed placement protocols. Basic surgical and restorative (fixed and removable) options including digital and CADCAM workstreams are outlined. Issues around implant maintenance implant superstructure repair and remakes and implant removal are also covered. This book, written by recognised experts on the subject, will enable dentists with limited implant knowledge to discuss implant procedures with patients and to carry out routine surveillance and repair of dental implants. It will also be of value as a learning aid for under- and postgraduate students.
List of contents
What is a Dental Implant.- Case Selection and Indications for Dental Implant Treatment.- Dental Implant Assessment and Treatment Planning.- Dental Implant Surgery.- Managing Soft Tissue and Bone Deficiency around Dental Implants.- Restorative Options for Dental Implants.- Digital Workflow in Dental Implantology.- Occlusion in Implant Dentistry.- Dental Implant Maintenance and After Care.- Managing Dental Implant Repair, Problems and Failure.- Dental Implant Diseases.
About the author
Craig Barclay, BDS, FDS RCPS, PhD, MPhil, DRD RCS, MRD RCS, FDS RCPS(Rest), is MAHSC Honorary Clinical Professor in the Faculty of Medical and Human Sciences, University of Manchester, UK, where he was Programmer Director for the MSc in Dental Implantology. He is a Consultant in Restorative Dentistry at the University Dental Hospital of Manchester and Associate Postgraduate Dean of Specialist Training with North West Health Education England. Dr. Barclay is a past president of the British Society of Prosthodontics. His special interests include endosseous implant-supported oral rehabilitation with prostheses/dental restorations; 3D computer planning; and specialist preventive dental care for cancer patients. He has maintained significant research activity despite holding a clinically focused post and is the author of almost 50 peer-reviewed publications.
Summary
This well-illustrated book is primarily designed as a practical guide to dental implantology for general dental practitioners who do not routinely place or restore dental implants but also for those who do. It explains the importance of appropriate case selection and treatment planning, examines the risks and benefits of implant care, and discusses immediate placement, immediate loading and delayed placement protocols. Basic surgical and restorative (fixed and removable) options including digital and CADCAM workstreams are outlined. Issues around implant maintenance implant superstructure repair and remakes and implant removal are also covered. This book, written by recognised experts on the subject, will enable dentists with limited implant knowledge to discuss implant procedures with patients and to carry out routine surveillance and repair of dental implants. It will also be of value as a learning aid for under- and postgraduate students.
