Abstract
Dental health care providers use dental implants for rehabilitation and improvement of life quality. Periimplant therapy is developing to a key service in today’s dentistry. It includes regular patient information and motivation, cost transparency and economic incentives with discounts, installment payment options and refunds. Providing long-term implant success requires a comprehensive periimplant treatment regimen prior to implant placement and during implant maintenance. Read what you can do to prevent and manage both implant and periimplant failures.
Keywords:
Amoxicillin plus metronidazole, Antimicrobials, Barrier, Biomaterials, Bone quality, Bone sounding, Cheek mucosa, Chlorhexidine, Conditioning, Debridement, Defect closure, Foreign body, Gingival stability, Guided bone regeneration, Implant loss, Infection, Inflammation, Innate susceptibility, Intrabony defect, Irrigation, Laser, Loading, Maintenance, Mucositis, Pathogens, Periimplant probing, Periimplantitis, Periotest, Periotron, Platform switching, Suprastructure, Tetracyclines, X-ray.