Dental implants: a role in geriatric dentistry for general practice?

Article Abstract:

The use of dental implants has become common management strategy for replacing older patients' missing dentition. Dentists should assess their patients' medical, social, economic and resource backgrounds to make the appropriate treatment plan. The proper evaluation of fixed compared to removable implant-retained prostheses in the aging population is also discussed.

Aged, Elderly, Medical examination, Clinical report

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Application of oral implants to the general dental practice

Article Abstract:

The various steps and measures a doctor should do while doing dental implants are also discussed. With the increase in dental implant technologies, dental implants have become common and long lasting.

Management dynamics, Practice, Physicians (General practice), General practitioners

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The 'mini'-implant has arrived

Article Abstract:

An analysis on the usage of mini-implants or root-form implants is presented.

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