Color Atlas of Dental Implant Surgery

by Michael S. Block

The Atlas of Dental Implant Surgery demonstrates how to achieve the best possible surgical and aesthetic results when placing implants. This descriptive and practical guide appeals to the dentist/oral surgeon who is in the process of learning dental implant procedures, or who needs to refine his/her skills. Topics placement of implants in both the mandible and the maxilla; placing implants in the patient with no teeth; placing the new zygomaticus implant; placing implants with or without grafting other tissue from the patient; and augmenting and enhancing the gingiva that surrounds the esthetic implant site. Appropriate for clinicians at all experience levels. The prosthetic plan is discussed as it relates to each specific surgical procedure and includes information on treatment planning, presurgical guidelines for surgical success, detailed surgical techniques, and postoperative follow-up. In the Mandible section, various approaches to augmentation of the atrophic mandible are discussed, including a case that utilizes distraction osteogenesis. Detailed cases of posterior mandible surgery demonstrate onlay bone harvesting and grafting the deficient ridge. Multiple cases are presented to illustrate a broad range of conditions.

216 pages, Hardcover

Published February 15, 2001

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