Secondary Stability

Secondary Stability

Both primary and secondary implant stability is a key factor for the success of osseointegration the implant itself. While primary stability depends on both the implant’s macroscopic/microscopic design and the surgical technique used for placement, many studies have...
Modern Research on Titanium

Modern Research on Titanium

Titanium (Ti) implants are used in the field of medical devices thanks to the high biocompatibility and bioactivity of titanium. At the moment, there is a great amount of research aimed at improving and modernizing the use of this precious material. In particular, the...
Professional’s role

Professional’s role

The importance of adequate implant maintenance therapy Implant therapy for the replacement of one or more dental elements is an effective treatment and exhibits an excellent success rate. The long-term efficacy of a prosthetic implant, or its long-term success,...
Stem cells and miRNA

Stem cells and miRNA

Bone mesenchymal Stem Cells (BMSCs) are multipotent cells that can differentiate into a variety of cell types. The destiny of BMSC and, in general, osteogenesis are controlled by several molecules, among these cytokines and different transcriptional factors. However,...
Implant Primary Stability

Implant Primary Stability

An update on the role of bone density An adequate preoperative assessment of the available bone is important to address the selection of surgical technique and the type of implant, particularly in immediate loading procedures. However, the results of fairly recent...
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