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ITI Treatment Guide: Implant Therapy in the Esthetic Zone for Single-tooth Replacements by U. Belser, W. Martin, et all 2007-01-30

Radiographic Planning and Assessment of Endosseous Oral Implants by Reinhilde Jacobs, Daniel van Steenberghe, 1998-01-15

A Guide to Oral and Maxeo...Maller...The Guy or Gal Who Takes Your Teeth Out: A Young Person's Guide: From Extractions to Implants by Donald R. Grippo DDS, 2008-01-31

The Manidbular Two-Implant Overdenture: First-choice of Care for the Edentulous Patient by Joseph R. Carpentieri, Dennis P. Tarnow, 2007-01

Tissue Engineering: Applications in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Periodontics

Art of Computer-Guided Implantology by Philippe Tardieu, Alan Rosenfeld, 2009-03-31

Implants and Restorative Dentistry

Osseointegration in Dentistry: An Overview

Oral Rehabilitation With Implant-Supported Prostheses by Vicente Jimenez-Lopez, 1999-07

Implants in Dentistry: Essentials of Endosseous Implants for Maxillofacial Reconstruction by Michael S. Block DMD, John N. Kent DDS, et all 1997-01-15

Endosseous Implants for Maxillofacial Reconstruction by Michael S. Block DMD, John N. Kent DDS, 1995-01-15

Oral Implantology: Basics, Iti Hollow Cylinder System (Thieme Flexibook) by Franz Sutter, Daniel Buser, et all 1996-04

Implantology: Color Atlas of Dental Medicine by Dr. Dr. Hubertus Spiekermann, 1995-01-15

Introducing Dental Implants by John A. Hobkirk, Roger M. Watson, et all 2003-09-25

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2002 Journal Holdinglist
British Journal of oral and Maxillofacial surgery. C. Caries Research. Clinicaloral implants Research. Community Dental Health. Community dentistry and oral
http://161.200.36.21/news/jlist.htm
Dencare
With his welldeveloped skills in oral surgery, Ahmad has name in the placement ofdental implants, working with in this unique area of restorative dentistry.
http://www.dencare.com/dentists/27_our_surgeons.htm
Denytist Resume
Maxillofacial Trauma, Bone Augmentation, implants, oral Rehabilitation, TMJ Diagnosisand Treatment, Comprehensive dentistry and oral surgery, Laboratory work
http://www.dentist-rx.com/html/resume.htm

Extractions: Graduated DENTIST - D.D.S. Full-time program leading to license to practice Oral surgery and general Dentistry throughout Colombia. Fixed curriculum of basic sciences, professional ethics, dental anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, radiology, oral pathology and oral surgery. Preclinical and clinical work in Operative Dentistry, Endodontics, TMJ, Prosthodontics, Pediatric Dentistry, Clinical Diagnosis, Oral Surgery, Maxillofacial Pathology, Periodontics, Maxillofacial Orthopedics and orthodontics.
Oral Surgery - Cupertino Dentist Randall LaFrom
fractures of the jaw, TMJ treatment, skeletal discrepancies (in conjunction withthe orthodontist) and implants. oral surgery is a specialty of dentistry.
http://www.lafrom.com/oralsurgery/

Extractions: ORAL SURGERY - Treatment of extractions, implants and disorders of the jaw and bone. Oral Surgery includes a lot more that simply the removal of teeth. It also involves repairing fractures of the jaw, TMJ treatment, skeletal discrepancies (in conjunction with the orthodontist) and implants. Oral Surgery is a specialty of Dentistry. This means that when a procedure is complex, we would typically refer a patient to a Oral Surgeon. However, most of the time, a procedure can easily be performed in the general dentists office. Extractions are generally one of a few different types. They can be SIMPLE, SURGICAL, IMPACTED, or PARTIALLY IMPACTED. When a tooth is IMPACTED, it means that either the tooth is under the tissue (tissue impacted) or deeper, under the bone (bony impacted). When teeth have had a root canal done on them, they tend to be a little more brittle and they could fracture in the process of removing them. Many baby teeth become "hollowed" out as they are in the process of being replaced by an adult tooth. During that time, the roots could become fragile and easily break off a root, since they are often very thin and fragile. For this reason, we generally prefer to let the baby teeth fall out on their own. The third molars are the most common teeth that people think of when they think of oral surgery. These teeth generally come out between the ages of 17 and 23, however, they could come out as late at 25 or so. Generally speaking, if your wisdom teeth haven't come out by age 26, then you are probably going to be one of the "lucky" ones who doesn't have to have their wisdom teeth out. Often the wisdom teeth are extracted for a number of reasons. The primary reasons include, they come in crooked, they get decay easily due to their difficult access for cleaning, they are coming in at such an angle that they are pushing the adjacent teeth and/or and they can develop a periodontal pocket easily. They often can become food traps and jeopardize the 2nd molar in front of the wisdom tooth.
Health Studies Institute/Dental Implants
focusing on osseointegration and oral and maxillofacial of the International Associationfor Maxillofacial surgery. University's School of dentistry, first as
http://www.healthstudies.com/dental/html/impau.html

Extractions: Philip Worthington, MD, BSc, FDSRCS was born in England and received his education at the University of Liverpool; in 1965, he became a member of the Royal College of Surgeons and later earned an MD in Washington State. He has been on the faculty of the Department of Oral Surgery at the University of Washington since 1977, where he served as Chairman of the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and continues as a professor of Oral Surgery. Dr. Worthington is a staff member and/or a consultant for a number of Seattle hospitals, belongs to many international professional societies, and has lectured on osseointegration and oral and maxillofacial surgery in 26 countries throughout the world. Dr. Worthington has published more than 30 scientific papers in British and German journals, co-authored a textbook, Oral Surgery in Dental Practice, and contributed chapters to several other textbooks. He has co-edited four texts, focusing on osseointegration and oral and maxillofacial surgery. He is a past vice president of the International Association for Maxillofacial Surge ry.
Osseointegrated Implants In Post-surgical Prosthodontic Rehabilitation
4 oral and Maxillofacial surgery Department, The Oxford Radcliffe Hospital, OxfordOX3 9DU. The advent of osseointegrated implants and their use in dentistry
http://www.nature.com/cgi-taf/DynaPage.taf?file=/bdj/journal/v186/n10/abs/480015
Costa Rica Dentists Dentistry Oral Surgery Orthodontics Orofacial Pain Osseointe
qualified members of the dentistry profession, integrate and embrace all areas of modern dentistry and related fields
http://www.edenia.com/medical/dentist2.htm

Extractions: Costa Rican Dental Specialties Group - Especialidades Odontologicas Escazu Our Dental Staff of highly-trained, accomplished, and qualified members of the dentistry profession, integrate and embrace all areas of modern dentistry and related fields... and, we are proud of our commitment to excellence. exception Click here Published © 2000 by The Costa Rica Medical Search Directory Home What's New What's Popular ... Classifieds
Dentistry At About Homepage
Dental community maintained by a general dentist, offering a forum, newsletters, questions and answers, Category Health dentistry Resources Consumer Status of implants How successful have implants become? Products by oral-B, Braun,Sonicare, WaterPik, Sensonic Mehr is a professor of Clinical dentistry USC
http://dentistry.about.com/
Elsevier Health Sciences Discipline Landing
Babbush, Dental implants The Art and Science, 2001. Dym Ogle, Atlas of MinorOral surgery, 2001. McMahon Sloan, Essentials of Pathology for dentistry, 2000.
http://www.us.elsevierhealth.com/disciplinelanding.jsp?lid=2&sid=759
The Dental Implant Center, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Dental Implants, Wisdom
Wisdom Teeth removal, Dental implants, dental implant partials, crown, crowns, estheticdentistry, oral amp; maxillofacial surgery, surgery, graft, bone
http://www.dentalimplantcenter.cc/

Extractions: bone graft, sinus graft, tooth, teeth, gums, toothbrush, titanium, hydroxyl, apatite, plasma, spray, saginaw, michigan, bay city, midland, flint, paragon, bicon, steri-oss, 3I, implamed, dentsply, corevent, stryker, driscoll, wisdom teeth, trauma, atrophy, jaw atrophy, jaw, upper, lower, orthognathic surgery, sub periosteal, transosseous, sinus lift, branemark, experience, doctors, bone graft, sinus graft, tooth, teeth, gums, toothbrush, titanium, hydroxyl, apatite, plasma, spray, saginaw, michigan, bay city, midland, flint, paragon, bicon, steri-oss, 3I, implamed, dentsply, corevent, stryker, driscoll, wisdom teeth, trauma, atrophy, jaw atrophy, jaw, upper, lower, orthognathic surgery, sub periosteal, transosseous, sinus lift, branemark, experience, doctors, doctor, dentists, surgeon, surgeons, implant surgeon, oral surgeon, oral surgery, implant surgery, fillings, decay, medicare, insurance, funding Welcome to the virtual office of The Dental Implant Center, located in Saginaw, Michigan. With highly trained, experienced doctors (each having performed hundreds of dental implant procedures), a comprehensive team approach, and sterile office conditions, the success rate of the center has risen
San Francisco Implant Institute
includes links to other internet sites that offer extensive information on dentalimplants, oral surgery, general dentistry, and other healthrelated areas.
http://www.sfii.com/

Extractions: W HY A RE W E H ERE W HAT I S SFII? T he San Francisco Implant Institute is a state of the art oral surgery private practice facility specializing in the care of patients in need of dental implants, wisdom tooth removal, dental extractions, and other oral surgery procedures, including laser surgery, reconstruction of jaw structures, and management of oral infections and pathology. SFII was founded in 1984 by Dr. Robert C. Stieg as an educational and treatment facility specifically to bring greater knowledge to the dental profession about dental implantology and to provide a facility to patients with an emphasis on DENTAL IMPLANTOLOGY therapy. At that time, there was no such facility on the West Coast and few dentists were knowledgeable about this treatment. T F ollowing are the major areas we address on this site to help you to better understand how the San Francisco Implant Institute might be of service to you: Who We Are - includes information about our staff and Office Information , including how to contact us, our hours, map and directions to our office, and other administrative information.
Robert C. Stieg, DDS
implants in the '90's . International Congress of oral Implantologists NationalMeeting. International Congress on Preprosthetic surgery National Meeting.
http://www.sfii.com/RCStieg.htm

Extractions: Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons D r. Robert C. Stieg received his dental degree from the University of California San Francisco School of Dentistry in 1967. He was president of his graduating class, served on the University of California Medical Center Student Advisory Board, and received the Senior Award for the best student research. D r. Stieg was selected to serve a rotating internship at Malcolm Grow USAF Hospital, Washington, D.C., in 1967-68, where he received additional training in all specialties of dentistry. Dr. Stieg then completed a two-year general dentistry assignment in the Azores, Portugal. O n separation from the Air Force, Dr. Stieg was selected as one of two oral and maxillofacial surgery residents at the University of California San Francisco Medical Center. During his three-year residency, Dr. Stieg had rotations on general surgery, medicine, anesthesiology, and orthopedic and plastic surgery. F ollowing the completion of his residency in 1973, Dr. Stieg entered private practice in Marin and Sonoma counties. During this time Dr. Stieg treated a wide variety of oral and maxillofacial problems and became increasingly interested in implantology.
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Babbush, Dental implants The Art and Science, 2001. Dym Ogle, Atlas of MinorOral surgery, 2001. McMahon Sloan, Essentials of Pathology for dentistry, 2000.
http://www.elsevier.ca/disciplinelanding.jsp?lid=2&sid=759
Avon Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Dental Implants,tmj
Sarah joined Avon oral Maxillofacial surgery in 1996 to area dental offices on topicssuch as hiring strategies, marketing implants, procedure presentation
http://www.avonoms.com/mee/mee_drs.html

Extractions: Dr. Bob Sexton attended Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis and received his graduate degree in dentistry from Indiana University School of Dentistry in 1972. He completed his residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery at Indiana University School of Dentistry in 1975. Directly after completing his residency he worked briefly with an area oral surgeon before venturing out on his own to establish what is now known as Avon Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. He moved the practice from its downtown Indianapolis location to Avon in 1981. While establishing the practice, he was also an assistant professor at Indiana University School of Dentistry and continued teaching for approximately ten years.
Bioplant: Research Publication--Uses In Oral Surgery
HTR) Polymer as an Implant Material in oral surgery patients J.of oral Implantology1992; XVIII (1)242 Szabo G of Long-Term Effects of Medical implants, 1992, 2
http://www.bioplanthtr.com/pages/pubs2.html

Extractions: Ashman A, LoPinto J. Placement of Implants Into Ridges Grafted With Bioplant HTR Synthetic Bone: Histological Long-Term Case History Reports, Journal of Oral Implantology, 2000; 26(4), pp. 276-290. Gross J., Ashman A. Synthetic Osseous Grafting A Necessary Component to Oral Reconstruction Biomaterials Engineering and Devices: Human Applications, 2000; Vol.2(Chapt.8): 133-154. Hrabak K, Szabo G, Ewerw R, 2D and 3D Computer Tomography and Sinus Graft Analysis with Various Graft Materials Journal of Long-Term Effects of Medical Implants, 1999; 9(3):223-233. Szabo,G., Hrabak, K, Gyulai-Gaal,S. Sinus graft analysis with various graft materials (HTR-Bioplant, Algipore, Cerasorb) 5th Mediterranean Congress of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Terrasini, Italy, June 1999; 16-20.
Dentistry And Oral Surgery
Health Topics A to Z, Related Sites Dental surgery DentalImplants TMJ orTMD oral Cancer.
http://www.med.umich.edu/1toolbar/visinfo/bring07.htm

Extractions: When visiting Hospital Dentistry or Oral Surgery, please be prepared to provide the following: a copy of recent dental x-rays made elsewhere, so that these films will not need to be retaken to diagnose your condition; a current list of medications you are taking; name, address and phone number of your referring doctor or dentist, if there is one; and a brief medical history. The Department of Hospital Dentistry and Oral Surgery looks forward to providing you with the highest quality care Patient/Visitor Information Related Sites:
FAQ
implants require surgery, patients must be in good health, have healthy gums, haveadequate bone to support the implant and be committed to meticulous oral
http://www.dentistryondanforth.com/FAQ/Oral_20Surgery.html

Extractions: Yes. Dental implants can provide artificial teeth that look natural and feel secure. Dental implants can also be used to attach 111 or partial dentures. Implants, however, are not an option for everyone. Because implants require surgery, patients must be in good health, have healthy gums, have adequate bone to support the implant and be committed to meticulous oral hygiene and regular dental visits. If you are considering implants, a thorough evaluation by your dentist will help determine if you would be a good candidate. First, surgery is performed to place the anchor. Surgery can take up to several hours, and up to six months may be required for the bone to grow around the anchor and firmly- hold it in place. Some implants require a second surgery in which a post is attached to connect the anchor to the replacement teeth. With other implants, the anchor and post are already attached and are placed at the same time. After the gums have had several weeks to heal, the next step is begun. The artificial teeth are made and fitted to the post portion of the anchor. Because several fittings may- be required, this step can take one to two months to complete.
South
Special Interests, General dentistry Crown Bridgework Endodontics PeriodonticsOral surgery implants Cosmetic dentistry Dentures Homeopathic dentistry. Name.
http://www.dentalphobia.co.uk/south.htm

Extractions: Practices located in the south CLICK ON SELECTED NAME FOR MORE DETAILS NAME LOCATION Ms Adeline Wright London Dr Jennifer Pinder London Dr Minesh Patel Watford Dr Vimal Patel Leighton Buzzard Dr Alan Bookey London Dr Anthony Davidson Frimley Dr Stephen Nicoll Frimley Dr Stephen Pearson Frimley FURTHER DETAILS Name Dr Alan Bookey BDS MFGDP Address Albany Dental Centre
Montreal Center For Implants And Cosmetic Dentistry
of the International Congress of oral Implantologists (ICOI and a Doctor of DentalSurgery(DDS), has last ten were dedicated to cosmetic and implant dentistry.
http://www.esthetiquedentaire.com/dental-surgeons.htm

Extractions: AND COSMETIC DENTISTRY Our center offers you the services of specialists in oral and maxillo-facial surgery and dental surgeons with many years of experience and excellence in oral surgery and esthetic reconstruction of the teeth and the face. 21 years of experience in: Implant placement and bone grafting This was not possible twenty years ago! Thousands of satisfied patients from around the world have benefitted from the dental care offered at the Montreal Center for Implant and Cosmetic Dentistry. Dr. Farsirotu, DDS, is a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI), is a Doctor of Stomatology and a Doctor of Dental Surgery(DDS), has 18 years of experience out of which the last ten were dedicated to cosmetic and implant dentistry. He is a faculty lecturer in advanced restorative dentistry at a Montreal university and has been recognized by « Whos Who for Professionals ».
MedBioWorld: Dentistry Journals
of oral Biology Arkansas dentistry Atlas of the of oral and Maxillofacial SurgeryBritish Journal Craniofacial Journal Clinical oral implants Research Clinical
http://www.sciencekomm.at/med/journals/dentist.html

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