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Utilization of Ultrashort Bicon Implants in Clinical Situations: A Retrospective Case Series.

Eur J Dent
Dudek D, Kurtzman GM, Jacek K, Badziński A, Reichman-Warmusz E.   +4 more
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Failures in the osseointegration of endosseous implants

Implant Dentistry, 1993
A total of 68 patients, 26 men and 42 women, aged 21 to 86 years, were treated with 204 endosseous implants (TPS, ITI, Bonefit, or Biolox) from 1985 to 1990. They were examined at their latest recall visit approximately 22.5 months after surgery, the range varying greatly between the implant systems used (from 4 to 60 months).
H Pernu, K Virtanen, Maarit A. M. Salonen, Kyösti Oikarinen   +3 more
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Microdamage adjacent to endosseous implants

Bone, 1999
Intense remodeling occurs in lamellar bone adjacent to osseointegrated endosseous implants. The purpose of this study was to compare microdamage accumulation subsequent to ex vivo fatigue loading of bone that surrounds an endosseous implant, (a) immediately after placement (nonadapted bone) and (b) following a 12 week healing period after placement ...
S. S. Huja, W E Roberts, Lawrence P. Garetto, Lawrence P. Garetto, David B. Burr, David B. Burr, Thomas R. Katona   +6 more
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Biological fixation of endosseous implants

Micron, 2005
Primary implant stability is ensured by a mechanical fixation of implants. However, during implant healing a biological anchorage is necessary to achieve final osseointegration. Aim of this study was to investigate the histological aspects of biological fixation around titanium screws. Forty-eight titanium screws with different surfaces (smooth, plasma
FRANCHI, MARCO, Fini M., MARTINI, DESIREE, ORSINI, ESTER, LEONARDI, LUISA, RUGGERI, ALESSANDRO, Giavaresi G., OTTANI, VITTORIA   +7 more
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Survival of the endodontic endosseous implant

Journal of Endodontics, 1993
The endodontic endosseous implant (EEI) enjoyed wide use in the United States after it was introduced in the 1960's. For various reasons including incorrect case selection, improper use of the materials, and poor preparation for the implant a high number of failures resulted.
Franklin S. Weine, Alfred L. Frank
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Some advances in endosseous implants

Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, 1981
SummaryA major advance in endosseous implantology hinges on the coating of titanium implants by porous biodegradable, bioreactive tricalcium phosphate ceramic. When implanted into alveolar bone by a careful technique, the ceramic is resorbed to be replaced by bone. As a result, the endosseous implant becomes ankylosed to the bone.
W. B. Love, C. L. B. Lavelle, D. Wedgwood   +2 more
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Endosseous implants in an irradiated tissue bed

Implant Dentistry, 1996
Endosseous implants have been placed at the Mayo Clinic Department of Dental Specialties for over 12 years. On the basis of the clinical success of the osseointegration program, the use of implants has been expanded to include placement into tissue beds that have been exposed to therapeutic radiation.
Steven E Eckert, R P Desjardins, Dan E. Tolman, EE Keller   +3 more
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Dental endosseous implants

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2004
The ADA Council on Scientific Affairs has developed an updated report on endosseous implants to aid dental professionals in considering and incorporating practical applications of implantation therapy in general practice.This report addresses the demonstrated high success rates of multiple implant designs in various clinical situations, the factors ...
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Generic terminology for endosseous implant prosthodontics

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1992
Implant dentistry has become an integral treatment modality in the restoration of the complete and partially edentulous patient. Most practitioners have been educated by manufacturer-sponsored courses oriented to the use of a specific implant system.
Carl E. Misch, Craig M. Misch
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