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The morphology may differ in some points, but all implants are beginning to penetrate the thickness of the bone are provided, and simply, endo-osseous implants, which are necessary for the use of the scalpel and the departure of the mucosa; these implants can be metallic, vitreous carbon, ceramic, organic material or semi-organic. Although there are many classifications of bone implants endo-states, usually those that dental implants are divided into cylindrical, threaded a thin blade and crest.

1 The endo-osseous implants cylindrical
2 blade implants
3 thin crest implants

For replacement of posterior teeth must also act with caution because the heights, given the location of the breast, are often very small.

There are prefabricated sheets so that the insert is nearly nonexistent, and in this case, the naive or unconscious of that place does not advocate for or about others. To place an implant or foil is needed off the fibromucosa frankly, so that takes a broad view of the bone. The advantage of the film, when the entry is good, is that it avoids a second surgery and that can be completed in one sitting.

What are the different types of dental implants?

Dental implants are classified as endo-skeletal and skeletal juxtaposition. It is true that new names have appeared in terminology to refer to the classification of dental implants: bifidos, needles, thin ridges, multidimensional ... however, they all obey the same laws.

Implants that do not penetrate into the bone, but covering the surface are called inFrance, subperiosteal, and have been given the name of more accurate juxtaposition of bones. Anglo-Saxon countries are still calling this implant surface subperiostal. Implants or bone juxtaposition, were introduced in 1940.

They are made of metal and buried under the mucosa or by contacting the maxillary jaw. Made in the laboratory of prostheses after maxillary models, most of them are made with alloys of cobalt-chromium-molybdenum, and are sometimes coated with carbon or ceramic.

The endo-osseous implants cylindrical

The endo-osseous implant cylindrical surface can not be threaded, normally covered by a layer of hydroxyapatite by chemical restraint, are drilling to the bone that develops within and is fixed by mechanical retention, the latter are not very used because the process is very slow. They can also be threaded, in which case the present aspect of screw with a screw on its surface, which increases the contact area of the implant with bone.


The implants were designed to slide by L. Linkow. In any case it is advisable to use them in cases of total edentación upper or lower jaw. However, give very good results when it comes to replace a central incisor at the level of the upper jaw where the bone is quite wide and deep. In the lower jaw, the bone tends to be rather weak and therefore caution is recommended, you need to verify that the film and the outer wall is a wall of the leak sufficiently thick to withstand the forces that were subsequently exercised.

Implants crest thin

Imagined and was developed by M. Cherchčve should have a place in every dental office. If the indications, their use is by far the easiest as it does not present any danger and the instrumentation is the lowest. In addition, the head of the shaft, the pillar where the prosthesis is fixed, has both conditions due to a perfect dental orthodoxy in support of the cortex and for the insertion by strict sealing, without using any resin .

 

 

 

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