Implants in the esthetic zone : a step-by-step treatment strategy

ContentsChapter 01 Introduction* Why this book?* Citing of references* Instruments used* Materials usedChapter 02 Esthetics* General* Long-term results* Summary/ReferencesChapter 03 Possible failures* Excessively long clinical crown* Scarring* Absence of papillae* Buccal tissue volume deficiency* Restorative materials that cause soft tissue discoloration* Summary/ReferencesChapter 04 Biological principles* Introduction* Papilla between an implant and a natural tooth* Papilla between two adjacent implants* Buccal area* Effect of the implant-abutment interface* Limits of planning* Summary/ReferencesChapter 05 Treatment planning principles* General* Dental history* Clinical examination* Radiographic examination* Special aspects of clinical and radiographic evaluation* Summary/ReferencesChapter 06 Prosthetic planning/alternatives to dental implants* General* Replacing a single missing tooth* Replacing two missing teeth* Restoring a large edentulous space* Summary/ReferencesChapter 07 Prosthetic options to compensate for tissue deficits* General* Compensating for vertical defects* Compensating for lack of papillae* Compensating for horizontal defects* Compensating for lack of lip support* Summary/ReferencesChapter 08 Initial analysis* General* Lip line* Shape of the jaw* Tooth shape* Tooth position* Adjacent teeth* Soft tissue* Available bone* Width of the edentulous space* Function* Occlusion* Treatment planning based on the pretreatment evaluation* Application example* Summary/ReferencesChapter 09 Extraction* General* Papilla collapse at the adjacent tooth after extraction* Papilla preservation at the adjacent tooth* Buccal soft tissue support* Preservation of papilla between two teeth to be extracted* Ridge preservation procedures* No ridge preservation measures before implant placement* Summary/ReferencesChapter 10 Implant position* General* Bucco-oral positioning* Axial inclination* Mesiodistal positioning* Apicocoronal depth* Ideal implant positioning* Influence of implant position on prosthetic options* Number of implants* Application example* Consequences of implant malpositioning* Surgical template* Summary/ReferencesChapter 11 Immediate implants* Initial mistakes* Learning effects* Procedures to compensate for tissue loss* Temporization* Summary/ReferencesChapter 12 Implant placement with simultaneous guided bone regeneration (GBR)* Biological rationale* Esthetic rationale* Long-term results* Surgical procedure* Failure* Summary/ReferencesChapter 13 Two-stage implant procedures* Ridge augmentation before implant placement - General* Augmentation with membrane and xenograft* Augmentation with an autogenous bone block* Augmentation with an autogenous bone block and membrane* Augmentation with autogenous bone cone, xenograft, and membrane* Summary/ReferencesChapter 14 Soft tissue grafting* General* Surgical procedure* Limits of possibility* Typical errors* Inlay graft technique* Summary/ReferencesChapter 15 Stage-two implant surgery* With papilla-sparing incision* With flap reflection* With scalloped incision* Limited punch technique* Summary/ReferencesChapter 16 Stage-two surgery with simultaneous soft tissue grafting* With a horizontal incision* With flap mobilization* Roll flap technique* Envelope technique (tunnel technique)* Inlay graft* Summary/ReferencesChapter 17 Temporary restoration* Requirements* The ideal temporary restoration* SummaryChapter 18 Prosthetics* General* Cemented versus screw-retained* Soft tissue management with the implant suprastructure* Final impression of the two-part suprastructure* Two-piece crown* One-piece crown* One-piece bridge* Retainer for natural teeth* Summary/ReferencesChapter 19 Summary: Six case examples step by step* Immediate implant placement* Single-tooth implant with GBR* Two implants with GBR* Two-stage implant procedure for single tooth replacement* Two implants, two-stage procedure* Complex case