The document discusses dental implants as a treatment option for replacing missing teeth. It provides a brief history of implants and describes current implant designs and materials used. Key advantages of implants over other options like removable dentures or fixed bridges are maintaining bone, improved function, esthetics and hygiene. Factors affecting successful osseointegration and classification of implants are summarized.

1. IMPLANTS The Future of Prosthodontics Kalpa Pandya Rachayta Parikh Priyank Pareek (Final B.D.S.)

2. What is an Implant??? A prosthetic device or alloplastic material implanted into the oral tissue beneath the mucosal or/and periosteal layer and/ or in the bone to provide retention and support for the fixed and removable prosthesis. - GPT

4. Single/multiple missing tooth/Teeth What are the treatment options available ???????

10. Completely Edentulous Patient Treatment options Conventional removable dentures Implant supported prosthesis ?

14. ATTACHMENT MECHANICS

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23. CLASSIFICATION OF IMPLANTS

27. Endosteal Implants Extends into basal bone for support It transects into 1 cortical plate

31. 2 . NON – METALLIC IMPLANTS - ceramics - carbon

35. PARTS OF AN IMPLANT

40. Screw Design Implants - slightly smaller prepared bone site - macroscopic retentive elements Combination

46. Two types of transfer coping 1. direct transfer coping 2. indirect transfer coping

48. Prosthetic coping is a thin covering usually designed to fit the Implant abutment for screw retention It serves as a connection between abutment and prosthesis or superstructure

52. Implant body First stage cover screw Second stage permucosal extension or healing abutment Abutment A) for screw retentin B) for cement retention C) for attachment Hygiene screw Transfer coping A) direct B) indirect Analog A)implant body B) abutment coping Prosthesis screw

53. PROSTHETIC OPTIONS IN IMPLANT DENTISTRY

63. CONTRAINDICATIONS

66. Posterior Single Tooth Implant local contraindications for a posterior single tooth implant indications for a posterior three unit fpd inadequate bone volume faciopalatal < 5 mm mesiodistal < 6.5 mm inadequate bone volume inadequate intertooth space < 6.5 mm lack of intertooth boney height Moderate to advanced mobility of 2 – 4 adjacent teeth Adjacent teeth are mobile Limited time for patient treatment Reduced time of treatment

67. Limiting Factors For Anterior Single Tooth Implant

73. EVIDENCE BASED STUDIES ON IMPLANT DENTISTRY

78. Recent Advances