This review explores systemic factors associated with peri-implantitis development, focusing on smoking, hyperglycemia, and a history of periodontitis.
Interested in applying for an ITI Scholarship in implant dentistry? This report highlights some of the advantages and benefits.
Once again, I am able to look back on a packed ITI year with pleasure and satisfaction. It is one in which we as an organization and community have achieved a great deal in line with our purpose “to engage and inspire the global dental profession to strive for excellence
Oral neutrophil levels may potentially reflect the severity of peri-implant disease (PID) and treatment response. A single, rapid oral rinse assay is an effective means of collecting and quantifying oral neutrophil levels and may serve as an excellent tool for assessing the role of neutrophils and associated inflammatory markers in peri-implant diseases.
In this new feature the ITI Blog takes a 360° look at the personal and professional lives of individual researchers who have received ITI funding. In this issue, we interview Dr. Mahmoud Zakaria. Originally from Egypt, he is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Malaya, Malaysia.
Peri-implantitis is regarded as a biofilm-mediated inflammatory condition that leads to progressive bone loss. The goal in the surgical therapy of peri-implantitis from the technical perspective is to shift from a negative to a positive or flat bone architecture that assists in the resolution of inflammation. Find out more on Dr. Monje’s latest article.
Interested in applying for an ITI Scholarship in implant dentistry? This report highlights some of the advantages and benefits.
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