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Introduction A lack of vertical dimension of alveolar bone at the posterior maxilla is a common challenge in implant dentistry. Usual causes can be the result of a loss of alveolar bone from periodontal destruction, or a pneumatized maxillary sinus, or both. Advancement in material science and nanotechnology allow stronger
We are happy to announce this year’s André Schroeder Research Prize winners: Ryan Lee from Australia and Stefan Bienz from Switzerland! Ryan Lee and his co-authors received the André Schroeder Prize for Preclinical Research for their study entitled “Re-establishment of macrophage homeostasis by titanium surface modification in type II diabetes
The ITI Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2022 was held in Rome on April 2, and it was the first on-site AGM since 2019 in Berlin. At the AGM, ITI President Charlotte Stilwell made several important announcements: Three new ITI Sections were established in Thailand, Vietnam and Ukraine, and Lisa Heitz-Mayfield
Abstract Periodontal tissue phenotypes have been recently defined as the combination of gingival phenotype (GP) – earlier reported mainly as the gingival biotype – and bone morphotype. The main focus of this summary is to describe the GP as consisting of gingival thickness (GT) and gingival width (GW). GP has
The landscape of dentistry, particularly implant dentistry, is rapidly changing. More and more patients are finding themselves at the crossroads presented by failing dentition. The options available are often limited to full arch rehabilitation with implants vs progression to partial or full edentulism. The ‘All-On-X’ concept has been around for
Introduction In the second part of the blog, we had discussed about the lateral window and transcrestal approach for sinus floor elevation along with complications. In the third part of this blog article, we will be covering the alternatives/advancements to these two techniques which were proposed in order to minimize
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