Dental implants were first used by ancient civilizations but modern titanium implants were developed in the 1980s, sparking rapid growth in the field. Implants consist of a screw-like fixture inserted into the jawbone which integrates with surrounding bone and allows attachment of individual crowns or bridges. Modern implant procedures involve careful planning, surgical placement of titanium screws, integration with bone, and attachment of prosthetic teeth to restore chewing and aesthetic functions.

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3. A dental implant is a "root" device, usually
made of titanium, used in dentistry to support
restorations that resemble a tooth or group of
teeth to replace missing teeth.
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4. A typical implant consists of a titanium
screw (resembling a tooth root) with a
roughened or smooth surface. The
majority of dental implants are made
out of commercially pure titanium,
which is available in 4 grades depending
upon the amount of carbon and iron
contained. Grade 5 titanium has
increased in use. Titanium 6AL-4V
(signifying the Titanium alloy containing
6% Aluminium and 4% Vanadium alloy)
is believed to offer
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which is used to cover the surface of
titanium implants. There are
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7. Method Surgery, the surgeon will make an impression
of the jawbone by making a cut through the gum
Malthus, revealing the bone. Special equipment
impression is an impression Used To take of the bone,
and the gum is sealed Then up. The impression is
submitted to the laboratory Then Where the dental
implant will be custom made to fit. After the implant
fabricated Has Been, Once Again the surgeon reopens
the gums and positions the implant. Soon after, the
gums will be tightly sutured to in order for the gums to
hold on firmly to the implant. Once the implant has
firmly latched Itself to the bone, the crown will now be
fixed on the top.

8. Prior to commencement of surgery, careful planning
is required and Detailed vital to Identify Structures
Such As the inferior alveolar nerve or the sinus, as
well as the shape and dimensions of the bone to
Properly orient the implants for the MOST predictable
outcome. Two-dimensional radiographs, Such As
orthopantomographs or periapicals are taken prior to
the Often surgery. Sometimes, a CT scan will be
Obtained Also.
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9. 1 Assessment and Planning
2 Preparation of bone cavity
3Following placement of titanium and
screw
4 Suture and prosthesis or temporary crown

10. 5 The mature bone around the new root
6 The implant is uncovered
7 Molding of the gum

11. 8 Preparation of implant binding
9 Placing a porcelain crown
10Hygienic care and maintenance
11 Checks and maintenance

12. Cylindrical
•Friction
Unthreaded area normally covered by
a layer of hydroxyapatite (retention
chemistry), some "models" are
perforated so that the bone develops
inside and determining (mechanical
retention), the latter are not widely
used because the process is very
slow. Biomechanics is worse than the
threads (a good analogy would be:
what is anchored to the wood better a
nail or a screw?)
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the bone

13. Titanium sheets are perforated to permit bone growth
therethrough. They pillars where soldiers can be anchored
prosthesis. They are indicated for patients with alveolar bone
width is very small to place a cylindrical implant.
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14. These implants are anchored into the bone as Endosteal implants,
given the shape to be mounted on the edge of the residual bone in
both upper and lower jaw. Not regarded as osseointegrated
implants.
These implants are used to partially or totally edentulous patients
edentulous.
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15. There is the possibility of
replacing teeth unfiled adjacent parts
Improve the appearance
We are facing a lasting technical
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16. Care must be taken with local or
general anesthesia.
Long treatment time
The implant is placed by surgery, and like
any surgery procedure, there may be risks of
infection and complications
The investment of money greater
than a conventional fixed bridge

17. Nobel Branemark (Suecia),
ITI Straumann (Suiza) y
3i (USA).

18. http://www.clinicadentalplazaprosperidad.co
m/pdf/pacientes/implantes%5B1%5D.pdf
http://www.slideshare.net/paollitaf/implantes
-dentales
http://www.odontoflores.com/implantesdenta
les.pdf
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Implante_dental

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