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Dental implant

2. Dental implant
Is a non-biologic (artificial) device surgically inserted into the jaw bone to
Replace a missing teeth
Provide support for a prosthetic denture

3. Component of endosseous dental implant
Implant fixture
Transgingival abutment post
Dental prosthesis

5. Component of endosseous dental implant
Implant fixture:
which is the portion of the Implant that is
surgically placed into bone that act as a root &needs 3-6 m. to be fully supported .by bone

6. 2.Transgingival abutment post
is a titanium post that protrudes through tissue into mouth &support restorative prosthesis(crown or denture) to fixture.
3.Fixed or removable dental prosthesis
which can be either fixed restoration (prosthetic crown)or removable (denture prosthesis).

7. Healing of endosseous dental implant
Osseointegration of the fixture (Bone cells grow around fixture until bone is in close contact with surface of fixture)
Perimucosal seal (the epithelium adapts to transgingival post creating biological seal)

9. Tissues that surround implant
Peri-implant tissue
Tissues that surround implant
are similar to periodontium of
natural tooth but there are
some important differences

10. Peri-implant tissue
Connective tissue fiber inserted to the root surface while in peri-implant tissue the fiber parallel or circular to implant surface
No periodontal ligament in peri-implant tissue
No cementum in peri-implant
Direct contact of alveolar bone

11. Implant to Epithelial tissue interface
Epithelial cells adhere to Implant surface via hemidesmosomes (theoretically)
Junctional Epithelium form biological seal that function as a barrier b/w Implant & oral cavity

12. In natural teeth
Gngival fibers brace Gingival margin against tooth & strengthen attachment of Junctional Epithelium to tooth while periodontal ligament suspends tooth in its socket.

13. Periodontal ligament serve as a physical barrier to bacterial invasion So lack of such protective function in Implant allow organisms to destroy bone much more rapidly.

14. Implant to bone interface
Osseointegration
is direct contact of bone with Implant surface
Clinically, osseointegration is regarded as successful if there is :
1- absence of clinical mobility.
2- absence of inflammation of peri implant tissue.
3- no discomfort or pain when Implant is in function.
4- no increased bone loss or radiolucency around Implant on radiograph.

15. Pathological changes in peri-implant tissues
Plaque deposits Can accumulate on Implant & result in inflammation of soft tissue around Implant when disease process progresses further, partial or total loss of osseointegration can occur. That is subdivided into:

16. Pathological changes in peri-implant tissues
Peri-implant gingivitis
gingivitis without bone
loss
Peri-implantitis
associated with bone

17. Peri implantitis Begins at coronal
portion while apical portion continues to be osseointegrated
Advanced lesion could be detected
as bone loss around Implant
Implant does not become mobile until final stages of peri-implantitis.

20. Etiology of peri-implant disease
Bacterial infection
Biomechanical force
smoking

21. Bacterial infection
the pathogenesis in peri implant tissue & periodontal lesions in natural dentition progresses in Similar fashion (interaction).
Rate of tissue destruction tend to be more rapid in peri implant tissue

22. Biomechanical factors
Excessive biomechanical forces have been suggested to induce bone stress & micro# at bone-Implant interface resulting in loss of osseointegration.

23. Long term success of implant
Self-care education regarding implant care& home care tools.
Soft tissue & radiographic examination checking occlusion
Demonstration on use of home care tools.

24. Maintenance therapy Maintenance of the bone support
X-ray evaluation at specific time intervals
Compare the hight & density with previous radiogragh

25. evaluated by long-cone paralleling technique at specific time intervals

27. Maintenance therapy Control of inflammation
Personal & professional plaque control
Evaluate & reinforce the personal plaque control each visit
Maintenance of functional implant
Check the implant component(as loose screws, cement washout ,material wear) screw or abutment # & proper adaptation.
Mobility require immediate consultation.

29. Debridment of the implant
use of metal, sonic ultrasonic curette contraindication.
implant made of titanium that permanent
damaged if treated with metal instrument Such damage is plaque retentive
Metal instrument disturb surface coating implant that is decrease biocompatibility.

30. plastic instrument most commonly used

31. Peri-Implant probing
Baseline data should be present regarding fixed reference point for probing

32. Probing should be avoided until about 3months after abutment connection.
Only light pressure applied during probing as
heavy force could penetrate weakly adhered
biological seal & introduce organisms into
peri-implant environment.

33. Successful Implant generally allow probe penetration of approximately 3mm