Posts Tagged ‘Implant Procedure’
Myths about Dental Implants
Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011History of Implantology
Friday, January 15th, 2010This is a technical explanation for the dental professional about the history of implantology. Its beginnings with Dr. Branemark and the innovations in osseointegration which has brought us to modern implantology today.
Straumann Implants
Monday, January 11th, 2010
Straumann Dental Implant


I have elected to place straumann implants because of the quality, integrity and track record. I am very please with how they integrate with the bone and the ease of restoration. The parts are very user friendly and have long term durability. Six of the implants I restored this year were Nobel Biocare and they were very difficult to take an impression.
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Straumann has revealed a new implant material, Roxolid [Rock-Solid], a Titanium- Zirconium alloy that is 50% stronger than pure titanium. Initial animal studies show a significant increase in removal torque values over Straumann`s current SLActive titanium implants. Human trials are underway in Europe and North America. Straumann expects to have the design released for initial markets in 2009.

Roxolid (Rock-Solid)
If I was missing a tooth I would definately want a Straumann Implant to replace it.
Remember to get implants your bone must be healthy, it is a good idea to quit smoking before getting implants.
Periodontal disease can affect implants in a similar way it affects teeth. Tartar buildup on the implants has bacteria which will trigger an inflammatory response in the gums leading to bone loss around the implant.
Implants require care and routine maintenance.
Is an implant a good option for me?
Thursday, November 5th, 2009
In order for an implant to actually fit in a gap between two teeth and into the bone at that site, there is a required width and length for the implant.
The length of the implant selected must be no longer than 2.0 mm from the inferior alveolar nerve.
It is critical that these vital structures are avoided in placing your implant so you can avoid complications and ensure theĀ success of the implant integrating into the bone.
