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How long to wait after an implant is placed? Secondary stability is achieved when the living bone at the cellular level attaches to the implant surface. Usually 6-8 weeks is enough for this process, but in practice it often happens that the implant cannot be loaded after this time. Let’s see if more time is…

What is the main condition for successful osseointegration To heal the bone around the implant, as with any other bone injury, the bone fragments need to be placed in the correct position and fully immobilized. This is what casts are used for, and titanium structures are implanted for compound fractures. If this is not done,…

The main differences between implants In this context, there are only two classes of implants depending on how deeply they are planted relative to the bone ridge and soft gum tissue. There are many shapes, cylindrical, conical, aggressively and smoothly threaded, but these are all important for osseointegration. If you look from the point of…

Why soft-tissue integration is no less important than osteointegration   Let’s figure out why the stability and immobility of soft tissue around the implant are no less important than the stable fit of the implant in the alveolar crest. Before we go further, we will define what soft-tissue integration is. These are biological processes aimed…