Color Atlas of Dental Implant Surgery 4th Edition by Michael Block 9780323228107 0323228100

PART I: MANDIBLE

Chapter 1: Surgery of the anterior mandible

Placement of two to five implants in the anterior mandible

Augmentation of the atrophic mandible

Immediate loading of the edentulous mandible

Discussion

Chapter 2: Surgery of the posterior mandible

Placement of implants in the posterior mandible

PART II: MAXILLA

Chapter 3: Implants for the maxillary edentulous patient

Preoperative planning and assessment

Placement of four implants into the anterior maxilla

Exposure of implants in the edentulous maxilla

Placement of anterior and posterior implants without a graft

Grafting the thin maxilla

Full arch rehabilitation in patients with systemic disease that adversely affects their teeth

Computed tomography–guided surgery in the edentulous maxilla

Placement of implants into patients with systemic disease that may enhance infection potential

Simultaneous sinus and anterior maxillary horizontal ridge augmentation

Placement of posterior implants in the face of severe anterior maxillary deficiency

Placement of eight implants with sinus grafts

Angled implants as an alternative to sinus grafting

Immediate full arch provisionalization of the maxilla

Computed tomography–guided surgery: Complications associated with scanning, processing, surgery, and prosthetics

Chapter 4: Surgery of the partially edentulous maxilla

Surgery of the anterior maxilla for the partially edentulous patient

Surgery for the posterior maxilla

Reconstruction of severe anterior maxillary defects using distraction osteogenesis, bone grafts, and implants

Chapter 5: Zygomaticus implants and angled implants for the edentulous maxilla

Placement of zygomaticus implants combined with anterior implants

Single zygomatic implant for salvaging a full arch case

Use of double zygoma to salvage a full arch prosthesis after severe bone loss

Use of zygomatic implants to support a nasal or maxillary prosthesis

Chapter 6: Maxillary sinus grafting

Background, general principles, and techniques

Anatomic considerations for material and method for sinus augmentation

Bone-harvesting techniques

Placement of bone graft into the sinus

Sintered xenograft particles combined with autogenous bone and fibrin glue

Crestal approach for sinus elevation

Use of bone morphogenetic protein for posterior augmentation with anterior teeth

Sinus elevation at the time of tooth removal

Chapter 7: Techniques for grafting and implant placement for the extraction site

Grafting material

Anterior maxillary teeth

Immediate placement of implants at tooth extraction

Strategies for maintaining the facial gingival margin when extracting and replacing an anterior tooth in the maxilla

Chapter 8: Immediate provisionalization of implant restorations

Methods for immediate provisionalization of single-tooth implant restorations

Methods for immediate provisionalization of multiunit implant restorations

Chapter 9: Esthetic anterior implant restorations: Surgical techniques for optimal results

Critical factors for esthetic central incisor implant restorations

Diagnosis, treatment planning, and surgical techniques

Immediate loading and one-stage protocol

One-stage technique for implant placement after tooth extraction

General considerations and follow-up treatment

Chapter 10: Soft tissue manipulation around implants in the esthetic zone

Soft tissue manipulation for ridge augmentation

Coronal correction of the gingival margin on implants

Index