Prosthodontic Planning Principles for Implant Placement
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Prosthodontic Planning and Procedures
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Introduction to Implant Dentistry
Two-Piece Implants
Implants where the prosthodontic platform is provided by a separate abutment component are called two-piece or bone level implants. This Learning Pathway looks at the two-piece implant design in detail and offers examples of its use in different indications. It also compares and contrasts advantages and limitations of the two-piece implant design against the one-piece implant design.
On completion of this Learning Pathway you should be able to:
- describe the two-piece implant design
- explain the impact of different abutment/implant interface designs on the marginal bone crest
- discuss indications, advantages and limitations of the two piece-implant design
Theory & Principles
Clinical Applications
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Early Placement of an Implant in a Maxillary Right Central Incisor Site
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Replacement of Two Central Incisors with Non-Splinted Crowns on Bone-Level Implants
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Replacement of Two Central Incisors and One Lateral Incisor with a Fixed Dental Prosthesis on Two Bone-Level Implants
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Immediate Loading of Four Implants in the Mandible and Six Implants in the Maxilla and Final Restoration with a Full-Arch Metal Framework FDP and a Full-Arch CAD/CAM Zirconia Framework FDP
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