Measuring implant stability provides a scientific basis in choosing the appropriate restorative treatment optionThis lecture will provide a systematic overview of factors influencing primary and secondary implant stability, and thus the long-term success of osseointegration.
Implant dentistry has achieved excellent success and survival rates based on decades of intense research and clinical practice. We have learned about the prerequisites of implant placement, about materials, and of the need to consider the biological principles of osseointegration. Consequently, failure rates have reduced.
This lecture will provide a systematic overview of factors influencing primary and secondary implant stability, and thus the long-term success of osseointegration.
Stability can be influenced by the implant (e.g. material, surface modification, design) and by local factors (e.g. bone quantity and quality, systemic diseases). Surgical training and skill also play important roles in this context. In this lecture, we discuss how controlling the factors affecting implant stability help to avoid failures of osseointegration. The ability to measure implant stability provides a scientific basis for choosing the appropriate restorative treatment option, with the overall aim being to achieve predictable outcomes.
Learning objectives:
- To understand local and systemic risk factors in implant dentistry
- To understand which factors influence primary implant stability
- To understand the principles of implant stability measurement
- To be able to use implant stability measurement for individual decisions on loading protocols
Release date: 2024-01-30 | Expiration date: 2027-01-30
24 Comments
Thank you very much!
Is the ISQ similar to torque
Tank you for excellent lecture
Excellent lecture thanks
What is the difference between implNt stability and implant torquong
consider the biological principles of osseointegration. what is the best assessment before starting the surgical procedure/ thanks for this presentation
One last question from Australia , the ISQ at placement is only a measure of the frictional fit – do you agree .
how many times can we use a smart peg for implant stability measurement ?
Is there a peg for Ostell for the BLX Straumann implants
Can you load an ALL ON FOUR case with the final hybrid bridge after two months of placement?
Earlier you said you have loaded with an ISQ below 60. The Osstell ISQ scale suggests that level of stability is likely to lead to failure. How did you decide to override that data?
Do you have any data on smokers
What do you think will change in implant dentistry over the next 5 years? What trends are you seeing in the industry?
Do you communicate the ISQ values to the patients and if so, how do you normally do this?
Does the ISQ deteriorate in an implant displaying marginal bone loss over time ?
Do you see a correlation between ISQ and insertion torque?
What is your definition of primary implant stability? Do you use insertion torque or ISQ?
What insertion stability value do you want to feel safe moving forward with the immediate loading protocol?
Do you think the influence of the practitioner for the implant success rate will subside now that digitally planned and guided implantation with guards/splints are easily available?
Where can I get recording of the same?
Is there Periotest set up available?
How do you normally assess the bone quality objectively?
Vielen dank. Best ’24 -Dr B Impladent Inc http://www.CaltexPress.com
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