Modern Oral Implantology

Author: Su Yucheng
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: The book is titled "Modern Oral Implantology" for the following reasons:
① As a discipline, oral implantology has developed numerous theoretical systems, implant systems, and clinical techniques during its evolution, but some have fallen into disuse, such as fiber bonding theory, fibro-osseous bonding theory, implants made of other materials, and blade implants, which are no longer discussed or introduced in this book;
② The bone-implant osseointegration theory serves as the biological foundation for implant healing;
③ Titanium is used as the implant material;
④ Root-form implants are used as conventional implants;
⑤ Both submerged and non-submerged implant systems and their clinical applications are introduced;
⑥ Implant placement should meet biomechanical requirements to achieve high long-term success rates;
⑦ Implant restoration should meet functional requirements and achieve perfect aesthetic outcomes.
Therefore, this book, based on clinical practice, comprehensively discusses the fundamental theories and clinical techniques of modern oral implantology, covering basic research in anatomy, histology, and materials science of oral implantology, as well as indications, contraindications, design principles, surgical techniques, restorative techniques, implant maintenance techniques, and implant anchorage techniques. The book is divided into twenty-four chapters and includes 940 case photos and diagrams, striving to enable readers to fully understand and master the fundamental theories and clinical techniques of modern oral implantology.