2011/2012: International Implant Foundation, Munich/Germany

Take a look at the old technology:

A typical cylindrical implant (designed in times when steam locomotives were on the rails), with so many disadvantages:

A Typical cylindrical implant, with so many disadvantages:

-Requires large amounts of bone
-Requires healing times of many months -Often requires additional bone augmentation or bone transplants -Difficult to use in the posterior upper and lower jaw -Consists out of several pices which are connected together through screws and pieces

-Expensive
-Sensitive to infection -High loss rate

These implants are simply a big problem and rarely indicated today

... to make it short: Implants of this type do not meet the demands of the patients at all, and actually they do not meet the demands of the treatment providers either.

The two implant types shown here, do the job much better:

BOI/TOI and BCS/GBC: Basal implants have been specificly designed for immediate loading, and for immediate and long-lasting satisfaction of the patient

And here is why this is so:

BOI
Lateral basal implant: the implant is inserted from the lateral aspect of the jaw bone. It requires minimal bone heights of 3mm. This means: -Virtually every patient can be treated without bone augmentation -Because bone augmentation is avoided, also risk groups, such as smokers and diabetics, can be treated -Strictly cortical anchorage of the implant guarantees for safe load transmittion and osseo-integration

... Also the screwable brother of the BOI has many advantages:

BCS
Screwable basal implant: the implant is inserted like a conventional imlpant, but it transmits loads only into the opposing cortical. This means: -Virtually every patient can be treated without bone augmentation -Because bone augmentation is avoided, also risk groups, such as smokers and diabetics, can be treated -Strictly cortical anchorage of the implant guarantees for safe load transmittion and osseo-integration

Advantage No. 1:
Safe load transmission in the basal bone
Infection attacks here

Basal implant: load transmission is Deep in the infection free basal bone. Thats THE big advantage.

Conventional implant: load transmission is near the area of bacterial attack. Thats bad.

Advantage No. 2: Thin and polished mucosal penetration diameter: no peri-implantitis & no bone loss!

1.9 2.1 mm

2.8 6 mm

This results in:

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Avoiding risky bone augmentations completely Avoiding the time delay caused by bone augmentations

This results in:

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No intermediate dentures, no edentulous phase No secondary operations Extremely good patient acceptance

Extractions and implant placements on the same appointment and immediate placement of at least a provisional bridge. Patients are never without teeth Even if periodontal involvement is present, BOI and BCS implants can be placed immediately after the teeth and infected tissues have been removed.

BOI & BCS implants provide thin and polished mucosal penetration diameters. They are virtually infectionfree. Hence the demand for the patient`s cleaning effort and compliance is reduced to an absolute minimum. Nevertheless regular controll appiontments and adjustments of the mastictory surfaces are necessary.

Cortical bone is resorption resistant and ready to perform from day 1 on Cortical bone is resistant to infections due to its high mineralisation

Avoids hassles of the emerging profile-technology Small surgical errors in implant positioning don`t threaten the aesthetic result. Position of implants and prosthetics may differ

Results: Even skelettal discrepances can be compensated easily Teeth may be positioned in regions where no bone is present. This avoids augmentations.

the thin but well designed implant body allows good bone healing and osteonal remodelling On the polished implant surfaces no intermediate formation of woven bone is necessary: these surfaces are integrated right away.

Result: - the bone heals uneventfully, as if there was no implant present

- Thin and polished mucosal penetration diameter prevents dangerous peri-implant infections

Immediate loading
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- More than 15 years of clinical experience in basal implantology

-Thousands of patients treated successfully -Author and co-author of four textbooks and more than 50 articles Prof. Dr. Stefan Ihde

-Many years of worldwide teaching experience

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