Dental implants have become one of the most popular and
rapidly growing techniques for replacing missing teeth. While their
predictability, functionality, and durability make them an
attractive option for patients and clinicians alike, complications
can arise at any stage from patient assessment to maintenance
therapy. Dental Implant Complications: Etiology, Prevention, and
Treatment is the first comprehensive reference of its kind designed
to provide clinicians of all skill levels with practical
instruction grounded in evidence-based research. Featuring cases
from a variety of dental specialties, the book covers the most
commonly occurring implant complications as well as the
unique.
Dental Implant Complications is organized sequentially, guiding
the reader through complications associated with the diagnosis,
treatment planning, placement, restoration, and maintenance of
implants at any stage. Complications associated with various bone
augmentation and sinus lift procedures are also discussed in detail
with emphasis on their etiology and prevention. Each chapter
utilizes a highly illustrated and user-friendly format to showcase
key pedagogical features, including a list of “take home tips”
summarizing the fundamental points of each chapter. Continuing
education for this book is provided at
www.IneedCE.comfroumbook.
Dental Implant Complications brings together contributions from
leading experts in the field under the superior editorship of Dr.
Stuart Froum. With its pragmatic approach to preventing and
managing implant complications, this expertly crafted text serves
as an indispensible clinical reference and guide for all dentists
placing or restoring implants.
關於作者：
Stuart J. Froum, DDS, is a Diplomate of American Board of
Periodontology, Clinical Professor Department of Periodontology and
Implant Dentistry, New York University Krieser Dental Center,
Director of Clinical Research at the Department of Periodontology
and Implant Dentistry, NYU Dental Center, and maintains a Private
Practice limited to Periodontics Implant Dentistry in New
York City. He has lectured nationally and internationally, has
authored close to 100 published research articles, and authored and
contributed to 5 books related to periodontics and implant
dentistry.
目錄：
List of contributors.
Foreword Ray C. Williams.
Introduction Stuart J. Froum.
1 Implant complications: scope of the problemStuart J.
Froum.
Introduction.
Etiology.
Prevention and treatment.
Acknowledgment.
References.
2 Implant complications associated with systemic disorders and
medicationsLouis F. Rose and Brian L. Mealey.
Introduction.
Etiology.
Prevention.
Treatment.
Take-home hints.
References.
3 Complications associated with implant etiology, prevention, and
treatmentNicolas Elian, Brian Ehrlich, and Geon.
Diagnosis and treatment.
Prevention of complications proper planning.
Avoiding implant.
Take-home hints.
References.
4 Implant complications associated with two- and three-dimensional
diagnostic imaging technologiesScott D. Ganz.
Introduction.
Case 1: Complications due to scanographic templates.
Case 2: Long-term complications due to nerve perforation.
Case 3: Sinus augmentation complications diagnosed by
three-dimensional imaging.
Case 4: Complications in the mandibular symphysis related to
diagnostic imagery.
Conclusions.
Take-home hints.
References.
5 Implant fractures: etiology, prevention, and treatmentSteven E.
Eckert and Thomas J. Salinas.
Introduction.
Incidence.
Etiology.
Prevention.
Treatment.
Conclusion.
Take-home hints.
References.
6 Implant failure: prevalence, risk factors, management, and
preventionJ. Kobi Stern, Edwin S. Rosenberg, Cyril I. Evian, and
Jonathan Waasdorp.
Introduction.
Etiology and risk factors.
Treatment.
Clinical recommendations for prevention of implant failures.
Take-home hints.
References.
7 Peri-implantitis: etiology, pathogenesis, prevention, and
therapyNiklaus P. Lang and Maurizio S. Tonetti.
Etiology: microbiologic aspects.
Diagnostic aspects.
Prophylactic procedures.
Therapeutic strategies.
Conclusions and clinical implications.
Take-home hints.
References.
8 Esthetic complications due to implant malpositions: etiology,
prevention, and treatmentStephen T. Chen and Daniel Buser.
Introduction.
Esthetic complications due to malpositions.
Prevention of implant malposition.
Treatment of esthetic complications due to implant
malposition.
Conclusions.
Take-home hints.
References.
9 Prosthodontic complications related to non-optimal dental implant
placementJohn S. Cavallaro Greenstein.
Introduction.
Three-dimensional determinants for correct implant placement.
Positional issues.
Angulation issues.
Apico-occlusal issues sink depth.
Take-home hints.
References.
10 Prosthetic-related dental implant complications: etiology,
prevention, and treatmentCharles J. Goodacre and Mathew T.
Kattadiyil.
Introduction.
Etiology and timing of complications and failure.
Mechanical complications.
Phonetic complications.
Esthetic complications.
Biologic complications attributable to the prosthesis.
Conclusions.
Take-home hints.
References.
11 Complications associated with single-implant esthetics:
prevalence, etiology, prevention, and treatmentDario Adolfi and
Oswaldo Scopin de Andrade.
Introduction.
Prevalence of complications.
Etiology of complications related to single implants.
Prevention and treatment of complications.
Prevention of complications.
Prevention of single-implant complications.
Conclusions.
Take-home hints.
Acknowledgments.
References.
12 Esthetic complications with adjacent implant restorationsDennis
P. Tarnow, Sang-Choon Cho, and Stuart J. Froum.
Complications.
Etiology.
Prevention.
Treatment.
Conclusions.
Take-home hints.
References.
13 Complications of autogenous boneCraig M. Misch.
Introduction.
Donor sites.
Recipient site early healing complications.
Recipient site complications: late healing complications.
Patient disease.
Take-home hints.
References.
14 Complications guided bone regenerationIsabella Rocchietta, and
Massimo Simion.
Introduction.
Literature review.
Prevention of complications: surgical technique.
Clinical management of guided bone regeneration
complications.
Conclusion.
Take-home hints.
References.
15 Avoiding complications for alveolar distraction osteogenesis and
osteoperiosteal flapsOle T. Jensen.
Introduction.
Alveolar distraction osteogenesis.
Major orthognathic distraction procedures.
Take-home hints.
References.
16 Complications in lateral window sinus elevation surgeryStephen
S. Wallace.
Introduction.
Intraoperative complications.
Postoperative complications.
Conclusion.
References.
17 Complications with the bone-added osteotome sinus floor
elevation: etiology, prevention, and treatmentPaul S.
Rosen.
Incidence.
Etiology.
Prevention.
Management of complications.
Take-home hints.
Acknowledgment.
References.
18 Implant complications related to immediate implant placement
into extraction sitesBarry D. Wagenberg and Stuart J.
Froum.
Introduction.
Etiology and prevention.
Treatment of complications.
Take-home hints.
References.
19 Complications flapless surgeryThomas G. Wilson, Jr.
Introduction.
Definition of flapless surgery.
Goals of therapy.
Etiology of complications.
Prevention of complications.
Treatment of complications.
Summary.
Take-home hints.
Potential conflicts of interest.
References.
20 Complications related to immediately loaded dental
implantsJeffrey Ganeles and David Grossberg.
Introduction.
Failure to achieve osseointegration: etiology.
Surgical complications related to immediate loading.
Esthetic complications.
Implant malposition.
Restorative complications.
Guided surgery and prefabricated restorations.
Summary.
Take-home hints.
References.
21 Prosthodontic treatment of the malpositioned implant and implant
occlusal complicationsThomas D. Taylor.
Introduction.
Scope and frequency of problems.
Etiology.
Prevention.
Treatment.
Etiology of occlusal complications.
Prevention of occlusal complications.
Conclusion.
Take-home hints.
Acknowledgment.
References.
22 A potpourri of surgical complications associated dental implant
placement: 35 case reports – common problems, avoidance, and
managementGary Greenstein and John S. Cavallaro.
Introduction.
Diagnosis and treatment planning.
Involved tissues: soft tissue, bone, and nerves.
Implant placement.
Postoperative.
Sinus issues.
Fractured mandible.
Take-home hints.
References.
23 complications related to maintenance therapyEskow and Valerie
Sternberg Smith.
Introduction.
Inflammatory peri-implant disease.
Loss of stability of restorative components.
Peri-implant mucosal hyperplasia.
Conclusion.
Take-home hints.
References.
24 Medicolegal issues related to implant complicationsEdwin J.
Zinman.
Etiology of malpractice litigation.
Prevention of litigation.
Litigation risk management.
Take-home hints.
References.
25 Management of implant complications by the experts.
Introduction.
Cases.
Case 1: Treatment of midbuccal recession in the esthetic zone
Pamela K. McClain.
Case 2: Treatment of buccal soft-tissue recession on a restored
central incisor implant Jeffrey R. Lemler.
Case 3: Repair of failed esthetic implant case Bobby
Butler.
Case 4: Treatment of an osseous defect associated with an placed
implant Donald S. Clem.
Case 5: Treatment of bone loss from an acute abscess around dental
implant Bradley S. McAllister.
Case 6: Replacement of a failed implant in zone Abd Elsalam
Elaskary.
Case 7: Treatment and replacement malpositioned implant in the
esthetic zone Scott H. Froum.
Case 8: Corrective treatment malpositioned implant in the esthetic
zone J. Daulton Keith.
Case 9: Treatment of malposition in the esthetic zone Burton
Langer and Laureen Langer.
Case 10: Treatment malpositioned implant in the esthetic zone
Stuart J. Froum Jeffrey R. Lemler.
Index.
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