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Microgeometry of Implant Surfaces - Part 1
Description:
Dr. Jack Ricci, Associate Professor and Masters Program Director of Biomaterials Science at New York University, discusses the science behind the Laser-Lok microchannels surface in implant design. This presentation is critical to understand the biology that is behind the soft tissue-implant relationship in the critical zone of the subgingival dentistry. Implications to tissue health, integrity and stability are detailed especially as they impact the clinician.
Date Added:
12/7/2008
Author(s):
John L. Ricci, Ph.D
John L. Ricci, PhD holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA, and a doctorate from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jer...
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Questions & Comments
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Maurice Salama - (4/25/2011 12:42 PM)
Andres; Interestingly, that idea is already being done by Biohorizons offering the laserlok technology on their abutments.
good ideas.
regards
Dr. Salama
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Andres Freixas - (4/24/2011 8:12 PM)
why no combine all three advantage in one implant system? an implant with morse cone conection like ankylos, and the neck of the abutment with microchannels for soft tissue suport? why not use the microgrooves technology in the first parts of the abutments?
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Maurice Salama - (1/2/2009 6:40 AM)
Implant Microgeometry, Microgrooves offer mechanical loading effeciencies , laser microchannels offer biological affinity for certain types of cells, platform switching offers reduced artificial materials in the subgingival arena and possible alteration of the biological remodelling that occurs at the prosthetic connection, one piece unibody implants offer the advantage of no microgap.
What do the members of XP think is most important?
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satoshi sakai - (12/31/2008 9:04 PM)
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