Book, Complications in Oral Implantology Etiology Prev Treat 1/13[LS]

Dental implants are quickly becoming one of the most popular techniques for replacing missing teeth. While predictability, functionality, and durability are factors that make them attractive options for patients and clinicians, complications can arise at any stage, from patient examination to maintenance therapy. Complications in Oral Implantology: Etiology, Prevention, and Treatment is the first comprehensive work of its kind, designed to provide clinicians of all skill levels with practical instruction grounded in evidence-based research. Presenting cases from different specialties, the book shows the most common and unique complications. Complications in Oral Implantology is organized sequentially, guiding the reader regarding complications associated with the diagnosis, treatment plan, placement, restoration and maintenance of dental implants at any stage. Complications associated with bone augmentations and sinus lift are also discussed in detail with an emphasis on etiology and prevention. Each chapter uses a highly illustrated format that showcases key pedagogical features, including a tip list summarizing key points. In addition to its clinical content, this work presents current industry standards and the medicolegal issues surrounding them, giving the reader the context necessary for the information to be available. The book ends with a series of cases solved by experts, highlighting the most complex complications and multifaceted treatment measures. Complications in Oral Implantology brings together contributions from leading experts in this field, under the editorial supervision of Dr. Stuart J. Froum. With this pragmatic approach to the prevention and treatment of complications, this text serves as an indispensable reference and clinical guide for all dental surgeons who place or create restorations on implants.