Background and objectives: There are many ways to litf the maxillary sinus mucosa in order to obtain adequate bony conditions prior to implantation. Among these ‘sinus graft’ and ‘sinus lift’,…
Background objectives: Implant supported over dentures vastly improve oral functions in patients with reconstructed mandibles. However, the quality of the peri-implant soft tissues is often not optimal. The aim of…
Aim: To evaluate histological and histomorphometric findings of calvarial split bone grafts for alveolar ridge reconstruction in dental implantology. Methods: Alveolar ridge reconstruction was performed using calvarial bone grafts in…
Objectives: Maxillary sinus membrane lifting is a common procedure aimed at increasing the volume of the maxillary sinus osseous floor prior to inserting dental implants. Recently we proved in vitro…
Objectives: Currently, dental implants are an established therapy for oral rehabilitation. Success rates up to 92% after ten years were achieved in healthy bone. However, these success rates decrease in…
During the past years a rapid progress was seen in the field of three-dimensional analysis using the digital volume tomography (DVT) and computer-based planning in dental implant patients. The resulting…
Purpose: Taking into account the increased expectations of our patients regarding immediate postoperative life quality minimally invasive implant insertion is discussed frequently among experts. The major challenge of this technique,…
Background and objectives: A wide variety of procedures such as distraction osteogenesis, bone grafting and sinus floor elevation have been reported to place implants for the atrophic alveolar ridge. However,…
This study aimed to assess the treatment outcome of immediate reconstruction of large osseous defects resulting from removal of a single tooth in the aesthetic zone. All 45 defects had…
Background and objectives: Rehabilitation of atrophic ridge for both surgeon and prosthodontist always being a matter of concern. The aim of this article is to present a new methodology based…
