In the transition from primary stability to secondary stability, this is when the implant is at the greatest risk of failure
What is 2-3 wks (Raghavandra, 2005)
Allen was all-in when he made his ridge classifications. He includes this detail that Seibert omitted.
What is severity -- mild 0-3mm, mod 3-6mm, severe >6mm
Get this amount of torque at the time of implant placement and put that healing abutment on!
35Ncm
Rational ratios...this is the ideal crown to implant ratio
1:1
After the tooth is out, Schropp an implant like it's hot -- Schropp says as soon as the tooth is out, we loose ___% of the bone in 1 year, but most happens within ___.
50% of bone loss in 1 year; most within the first 3 months
That maxillary sinus decided to hang out -- with only 4mm or less ridge height, it would be wise to do this
What is DSL and staged implant
Best keep those implants separated by at least 3mm because this is how much horizontal remodeling we expect to get
1.4mm
Better pay attention to that emergence profile! Literature says it should be within ___ degrees of the vertical
30 degrees
As dense as you were the first day of dental school, you certainly won't find this density of bone in the posterior maxilla, but look in the anterior mandible and you will!
What is D1 bone (Lekholm and Zarb)
4-5mm
The ___ contour of an implant crown is the deeper area and influences the peri-implant soft tissue support, whereas the ___ contour is the most superficial area and influences gingival level and zenith
What are subcritical and critical contours
Expect this type of bone to die when the tooth and PDL are removed
What is bundle bone?
The best 2 site development interventions for successful implants are these
Immediate implant and ridge preservation (Munoz)
Vichachu said 3, but Wong said 4!
What is the regeneration triad -- closure for primary intention healing, wound stability, space maintenance, and angiogenesis