IMMEDIATE LOADED DENTAL IMPLANTS WITH INTRA ORAL WELDING

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Article Title:	IMMEDIATE LOADED DENTAL IMPLANTS WITH INTRA ORAL WELDING
Authors:	Grigore Lazarescu1, Calin Gheorghe Cioban2 Stana (Gag) Otilia Lavinia2
Affiliation:	1 „Titu Maiorescu” University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest 2 „Vasile Goldis” Western University Arad, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Dental medicine
Abstract:	Immediate loading of dental implants thus implies the existence of an already existing prosthetic structure. Normally, this has been designed in the early stages of the treatment, when we casted the documentary models and had the first wax-up. At that time, both clinician and patient started to have a common understanding of current medical condition and ideal treatment plan. During surgery, when the implants have been inserted and we go for the next step, the most common solution is to have an impression over the fresh positioned implants,gingiva and sutured flap. Dental laboratory will than as fast as possible produce the needed structure. This new structure will be of laboratory side quality and will hopefully undertake the basic elements from previous prosthetic works (bucalcurvature, vertical dimension, size and form of the tooth’s,etc.). It takes usually from 6 to 48 hours to complete the most complexprosthesis, thus implying extra normal laboratory time and of course fee, everything being done under time pressure.
Keywords:	surgery, bucalcurvature,Fresh socket,Implant, Connective parts, Prosthesis, Oclusal forces
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