The Future of
Prosthodontics
What is an
Implant???
History
1809 Maggiolo - Gold roots which were fixed with adjacent teeth by
means of spring
1887
1895
1905
1913
1948
Single/multiple missing
tooth/Teeth
Single/multiple missing
tooth/Teeth
3. Implant Prosthesis
Fixed partial
denture
(F.P.D.)
DISADVANTAGES :-
Implants for
single/multiple tooth
replacement
ADVANTAGES :1. Adjacent teeth do not require splinted
restoration
- less risk of caries
- less risk of endodontics
- Less risk of porcelain fracture
- Less risk of uncemented restoration
- Less fracture of tooth
2. Psychological need of patient
3. Improved hygiene conditions
- less decay risk
- less pontic overhang
4. Decreased cold and contact sensitivity
5. Improved esthetics
6. Maintains bone in site
7. Decreases adjacent tooth loss
Treatment options
Decreased performance of
conventional complete dentures
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5.
Edentulous patient
Partially edentulous patient with history of difficulty in
wearingR.P.D.
Patient requiring long span F.P.D.treatment
Patient who refuses wearing a removable prosthesis
Patient with severe changes in C.D.bearing tissues
Poor oral muscular coordination
Parafunctional habits that compromise prosthesis stability
Unrealistic patient expectation for complete denture
Hyperactive gag reflex
Patient psycologically against removable prosthesis
Unfavourable number and location of abutments
Single tooth loss, avoid preparation of sound teeth
ATTACHMENT MECHANICS
Mechanism Of Integration Of
Endosteal Implants
WEISS THEORY
1. fibro ossseous ligament formed
between implant and the bone
collagen fibers at bone implant
interface
ligament = periodontal ligament
1. early loading of the implant was advocated
Fibrous connective tissue does not act as shock
absorber nor resemble PDL.
The non-mineralised connective tissue results from
inflammtion with a tendency to
BRANEMARKS THEORY OF
OSSEOINTEGRATION
Bone is laid very close to the
implant material without an
intervening Connective tissue
the apparent direct attachment or
connection of osseous tissue
to an inert alloplastic material
without intervening connective
tissue
- G.P.T.
The Interface
MECHANISM OF
OSSEOINTEGRATION
First mechanism
Second mechanism
- hydroxyapetite
3. Implant design