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ZWR - Das Deutsche Zahnärzteblatt 2015; 124(05): 210-215
DOI: 10.1055/s-0035-1549901
Wissenschaft – Implantologie
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Digital konstruierte wurzelanaloge Implantate

Rasterelektronenmikroskopische Untersuchung von individuell gefertigten Hybrid- und Vollzirkon-Implantaten und Überblick von der Herstellung bis zum klinischen VorgehenDigitally designed root-analogue implantsScanning Electron Microscopic Examination of Custom-Made Hybrid and Zircon Implants and Overview from Production to Clinical Practice
D. Duddeck
1   Köln
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19 June 2015 (online)

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Wurzelanaloge Implantate bieten mit ihrem minimalinvasiven klinischen Prozedere eine interessante Alternative zur herkömmlichen Implantat-Therapie, wenn die Kontraindikationen streng beachtet werden. Ein digital rekonstruiertes Titan-Zirkon-Hybrid-Implantat und ein Vollzirkon-Implantat wurden im Rahmen einer umfassenden Studie zur Qualität dentaler Implantate analysiert. Herstellung und klinisches Procedere werden beispielhaft dargestellt.

Root-analogue implants offer with its minimally invasive clinical procedure an attractive alternative to conventional implant therapy when the contraindications are strictly followed. A digitally reconstructed titanium-zirconium hybrid-implant and a zirconium-implant were analyzed in a comprehensive study on the quality of dental implants. Manufacturing and clinical procedure are exemplified.

Schlüsselwörter

Dentale Implantate - dentale Werkstoffe - Zirkon - wurzelanalog - CAD/CAM - Zirkon - Hybrid-Implantat

Key words

dental implants - dental materials - tooth replica - custom-made - zirconium - root-analogue - CAD/CAM - hybrid implant
 

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