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International Journal of
Oral Implantologyand Clinical Research
Editor-in-ChiefLanka Mahesh
January-April 2010 Volume 1 Number 1 ISSN 0975-6523
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Oral Implantologyand Clinical
Research
International Journal of
The International Journal of Oral Implantologyand Clinical Research is a journal publicationindependent of any implant association, aimingto provide a platform for authors to publishscientific papers relating to various clinicalaspects of implant dentistry like diagnosis andtreatment planning, advances in imagingmodalities and other functional diagnostics, boneand soft tissue manipulation, implant estheticsand function, interesting case reportshighlighting innovation or simplification andmodification of existing techniques. Papers mayalso include well-designed, controlled clinicaltrials and analytical epidemiology involving oralimplants as well as systematic reviews ofliterature.
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Informed ConsentInformed consent of the patients must be takenbefore they are considered for participation inthe study. Patient identifying information, suchas names, initials, hospital numbers, orphotographs should not be included in thewritten descriptions. Patient consent should beobtained in written and archived with the authors.
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International Journal of
Oral Implantology andClinical Research
Editor-in-ChiefLanka Mahesh
Assistant EditorsPraful Bali
Manesh LahoriTV Narayan
Savio Lourenco
EDITORIAL BOARD
INTERNATIONAL
NATIONAL (Year 2010-2011)
Ajit ShettyAjoy RoychowdaryMukesh KataraSuchetan PradhanSharad Sahai
Sascha A Jovanovic (USA)Craig Misch (USA)David Morales Schwarz (Spain)Edwin Scher (UK)Eugon Euwe (Italy)
Bach Le (USA)Ken Nicholson (UK)Dong Seok Sohn (Korea)Alain Romanos (Lebanon)Michael Mc Craken (USA)
Pedro Pena (Spain)Eitan Mijiritsky (Israel)John Giblin (Australia)Randall Warkentin (Canada)Miachael Ong (Malaysia)Brian Banton (USA)
KK RajaJivan AiyappaChetan HegdeSaphal Shetty
Hormuzd VakilAngan ShahAshish JainRamesh ChowdaryAmarnath
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Editorial
Let us begin with two issues, the first is the birth of a new implant journal,which encourages both the seasoned author of implantdentistry as well as beginners to share a common platform to showcase their ideas with the dental fraternity. Such a journal waslacking in this part of the world. The editorial has strived very hard to make this dream a reality.
A journal is made by contributions from authors, so I request the authors to send in their articles, so that they may get achance to get published in a peer reviewed journal; the only important aspect being originality.
The second issue is communication or rather the lack of it, many a time have I come across doctors who bring in their casesto symposia to share with their seniors and an often seen fact is the dichotomy in which they are placed before reaching atreatment plan,whether to sinus graft along with simultaneous implant placement? Whether to ask his or her orthodontist tocreate space for the ideal 3-D implant placement, or whether to ask a periodontist to do a connective tissue graft at, before or afterimplant placement to improve soft tissue profiles. All of this could lead to disastrous results if not planned in the correct way. Thelist is endless.
Confidence is a virtue and overconfidence is usually a curse. What is lucid is that we all are a victim of whimsical persecutions,we do not want failures in implant dentistry, though when they occur we run helter skelter for help or even worse blame the patientor the materials used. We all want to increase our success and bring down our failure rates.
The main criteria to be kept in mind is that treatment planning an edentulous implant site is a multidisciplinary treatmentapproach, for which taking the help of colleagues should be considered a learning curve rather than a clash of ideologies. To havea mentor and follow him as a role model is what usually brings out the best treatment outcomes.
In all my travels to various corners of the world for dental implant symposia, despite the fact that there where languagebarriers, what came across crystal clear was the keenness that doctors all over the world have in learning newer techniques,sharing their viewpoints and striving to provide better treatment to their patients.
So lets shed aside our egos and move forward together hand-in-hand to make dental implant treatment more acceptable topatients and more professionally rewarding for the treatment providers.
Wishing all our readers a great success.
Editor-in-ChiefLanka Mahesh
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Contents
International Journal of
Oral Implantology andClinical Research
January-April 2010 Volume 1 Number 1
CASE SERIES
• The Emergency Implant: Immediate Extraction Replacement in the Esthetic Zone ................... 1-10Jack Hahn
• Immediate Implantation and Prosthetic Rehabilitation ............................................................... 11-19Porus S Turner, Ferzin D Vazifdar, Ashdin P Turner, Danesh R VazifdarRashnavi K Masalawala, Bilquis J Ghadiali, Cyrus S Karkaria, Radhika B Parekh
CLINICAL SCIENCE
• Immediate Restorations on Implants in the Esthetic Area ......................................................... 21-25Pedro Peña Martinez, Ramón Palomero Langner, Ramón Palomero Rodríguez
CLINICAL ARTICLE
• Immediate Tooth Replacement: Strategies for Success ............................................................. 27-32Randall Warkentin
CASE REPORTS
• Immediate Implantation in the Anterior Maxilla: A Case Report and Discussionof Advantages and Pitfalls ............................................................................................................. 33-36TV Narayan, Sarita Joshi Narayan
• Lateral Ridge Augmentation by Titanium Membrane Using Autograft and Alloplast:A Case Report with 3 years Radiological Follow-up ................................................................... 37-42Lanka Mahesh, Manesh Lahori, Praful Bali, Sunanda Choudary
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MATERIAL OVERVIEW
• Implant Restoration Materials: An Overview ............................................................................. 43-48Chethan Hegde, Krishna Prasad D, Deepmala S, Rakshith Hegde Clinical Science
RECENT TECHNICAL ADVANCES
• New Advances with Next Innovation SurgiGuide: A Practical Insight ....................................... 49-53Alvaro Farnós Visedo, Francisco Benet Iranzo
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