Principles and Practice of Implant Dentistry

Section One: Fundamentals of Implant Dentistry1. How to Recognise a Mainstream Case2. Implant Dentistry of Nomenclature, Classifications and Examples3. Evaluation of Available Bone4. Implant Materials, Design and Fabrication5. Implant Insertion and Healing6. Tissue Intervention at the Implant InterfaceSection Two: Evidence Based validation of Safety and Efficacy7. Scientific and Clinical Acceptability of an Implant Modality8. Seminal Studies that led to Professional Acceptance of the Abutment-Providing Implant ModalitiesSection Three: Clinical Practice of Mainstream Implant Dentistry9. Implant Insertion Considerations10. Root Form Implants: Treatment of Total Mandibular Edentulism Diagnosed for an Overdenture11. Root Form Implants: Treatment of Posterior Partial Edentulism Diagnosed for a Fixed Prosthesis12. Root Form Implants: Treatment of Anterior Single-Tooth Edentulism Diagnosed for a Fixed Prosthesis 13. Plate/Blade Form Implants: Treatment of Posterior Partial Edentulism Diagnosed for a Fixed Prosthesis with Natural Co-Abutments14.Unilateral Subperiosteal Implant: Treatment of Severely Resorbed Partial Edentulism Diagnosed for a Fixed Prosthesis with Natural Co-Abutments15. Bone Enhancement: Increasing the Volume of Available Bone16. Choosing an Appropriate Implant Modality in Overlap Cases17.Diagnosis and Treatment of Reversible and Irreversible Implant Complications18.Examples of Intermediate and Specialty-Level CasesSection Four: Non-Abutment-Providing Modalities19. Endodontic Stabilizer Implants: Natural Tooth Root Extension for Improved Prognosis20. Intramucosal Inserts: Increased Retentionand Stability of Maxillary DenturesSection Five: Practice Management21. Diagnosis, Formulation and presentation of Goal-oriented Treatment Plans22. Referring and Referrals