implant articles
What biological process allows the Endosteal Implant to form a strong bond with the jawbone?
Where are Zygomatic Implants specifically anchored due to extreme upper jaw bone resorption?
What is the primary niche often targeted by Mini Dental Implants (MDIs) due to their narrow diameter?
How does the placement of a Subperiosteal Implant differ structurally from an Endosteal Implant regarding bone contact?
What diameter range defines Wide-Diameter Implants often utilized for replacing molars?
What material is consistently used for the implant post in the standard gold standard approach due to its biocompatibility?
Which fixed restoration technique uses four angled implants to support a full bridge for immediate function in the upper arch?
Over how many years might the overlying crown or abutment of a successful implant require replacement, unlike the integrated post?
What feature distinguishes a Cylinder-type Endosteal Implant from the more prevalent Screw-type design?
If a patient lacks sufficient bone density for an Endosteal Implant, what preliminary step is often recommended before seating the permanent post?
What process allows bone to grow directly onto the titanium implant surface?
Which material is the mainstay selected for implants due to strength and biocompatibility?
Where are Subperiosteal implants positioned relative to the jawbone?
How do dental implants counteract jawbone deterioration after tooth loss?
What is the name for the most common type of dental implant placed *in* the bone?
What is the role of the abutment attached after successful implant integration?
How does an implant manage stress compared to a traditional fixed bridge?
What structure must a dental implant support, according to the FDA definition?
What causes the underlying jawbone to resorb or deteriorate after tooth loss?
Which material is sometimes opted for in implants, often for aesthetic reasons?