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Immediate Implant Placement

by Aadarsh Dhan

Clarifying what “immediate” means in implant dentistry

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Clarifying what “immediate” means in implant dentistry

Immediate Implant Placement addresses a term used in several ways in implant dentistry. The supplied description distinguishes implant placement at the time of tooth extraction from immediate provisional restoration, which may be placed in a socket or on healed bone after implant placement. It also identifies a further use involving a provisional restoration that immediately bears functional occlusal loads. This terminology-centered scope situates the subject within the broader options for restoring missing teeth, including fixed, removable, and implant-supported prostheses.

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  • Dental professionals or students studying dental implants and restorative options
  • Readers seeking an introduction to the different meanings of “immediate” in implant literature

Themes

Dental implantsImmediate implant placementProvisional restorationsTooth replacement

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Book overview

Restoring teeth to their ideal state regarding form, comfort, appearance, function, speech & general health is goal of modern dentistry. This can be accomplished by treating dental caries or by replacing several missing teeth, fixed, removable, or implant-supported prostheses being most common options.1 Patients who are completely or partially edentulous can now have restorations done on them thanks to placement of endosseous implants. Word "immediate" appears in the implant literature almost every day, albeit it's frequently used ambiguously. When the phrase was first used, it referred to the procedure of placing implant during extracting tooth.

It is currently used for refering to the immediate insertion of a provisional restoration into a socket or onto a healed bone complex on an implant that has just been positioned. The phrase is also used when a provisional restoration is positioned on an implant that is placed right away and the restoration needs to accept functional occlusal loads right away.

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