DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING IN IMPLANTS

Diagnosis and Treatment Planning in Implants is a comprehensive clinical guide to the assessment and planning that precede successful implant therapy. The book follows the sequence of clinical decision-making, beginning with medical and dental evaluation and progressing through bone assessment, radiographic and CBCT imaging, prosthetic planning, implant positioning, implant number, bone density, and treatment strategies for partially and completely edentulous arches. Special attention is given to interactive computed tomography, virtual implant placement, safety zones, graft simulation, prosthetic designs from FP-1 to RP-5, single and multiple tooth replacement, and contemporary digital workflows. Supported by 88 figures, including radiographs, classifications, prosthetic designs, and planning diagrams, the book provides an organised reference for postgraduate students of prosthodontics and oral implantology, examination candidates, and practising dentists involved in implant treatment planning.