2nd completely revised and expanded Edition 2023
Book
2 Bände im Hardcover mit Schuber; 23,5 x 30,5 cm, 1120 pages, 3200 illus
Language: German
Categories: Implantology, Prosthodontics
ISBN 978-3-86867-608-2
QP Deutschland
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This comprehensive, systematic handbook for implant prosthetic restorations has been completely revised in its second edition and is supplemented with digital workflows, all-ceramic materials, concepts for the esthetic zone, and clear handling recommendations for patients undergoing anti-resorptive therapy. Immediate restoration of the edentulous jaw, effective treatment strategies for peri-implantitis therapy, and long-term data regarding success rates are also discussed.
With more than 3,000 illustrations and a large number of decision trees, the book presents a conclusive, evidence-based concept for prosthetically guided implantation and individual treatment – systematically structured from initial planning to postoperative rehabilitation – with a focus on the optimal prosthetic treatment for the individual patient. The decisive interfaces between implantology and prosthetics, and prosthetics and dental technology, as well as between the patient and dental team are explained in detail. Anyone who wants to work in a patient-oriented way in implantology and implant prosthetics should read this book!
Contents
Part A. Basics
Chapter 01. Introduction
Chapter 02. Patient profile
Chapter 03. Esthetic profile
Chapter 04. Denture profile
Chapter 05. Implant abutment profile
Chapter 06. Biomaterial profile
Chapter 07. Timing of implant placement and loading protocols in implant dentistry
Chapter 08. Emergence profile
Part B. Treatment concept and planning
Chapter 09. Treatment concept
Chapter 10. Individualized best form of treatment using decision trees
Part C. Clinical procedures
Chapter 11. Radiographic analysis and drilling templates
Chapter 12. Surgical procedures
Chapter 13. Temporary restorations
Chapter 14. Impression techniques
Chapter 15. Jaw relation determination
Chapter 16. General principles of crown and bridge restorations
Chapter 17. Challenge: Restorations in the highly esthetic zone
Chapter 18. Challenge: Fixed immediate loading of the edentulous jaw
Chapter 19. Removable restorations
Chapter 20. Occlusal concepts
Chapter 21. Digital applications in implant prosthetics
Chapter 22. Aftercare
Chapter 23. Prosthetic complications
Chapter 24. Implants and superstructures in bad times: mucositis and peri-implantitis
Part D. Restoration concepts
Chapter 25. Single tooth gap within the esthetic zone
Chapter 26. Interdental gap or free-end situation
Chapter 27. Severely reduced residual dentition
Chapter 28. Edentulous jaws
Part E. Dental workflows
Chapter 29. Fixed restorations on implants
Chapter 30. Fixed restorations on jaw-spanning implants
Chapter 31. Removable restorations on implants
Appendix
- Materials and appliances [tools? devices? implements?]
- References
- Index
June 2, 1968: Born in Kempten im Allgäu; 1990–1995: Studied dentistry at the Philipps University of Marburg; 1993: Accepted into the German National Academic Foundation; 1996: Doctoral studies at the University of Marburg; 1997: Assistant dentist in a dental practice near Cologne; 1998: Completed his doctorate on the subject of “Temperature development in dentine during dental preparation”; Since January 1998: Research assistant at the Clinic for Dental Prosthetics, Propaedeutics and Materials Science at the University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein, Campus Kiel; April 2000: Appointment as senior physician; May 2001: Appointment as “Specialist for Prosthetics” by the German Society for Dental Prosthetics and Materials Science; 2006: Completion of the implantology curriculum (DGI); May 2006: Completion of habilitation (topic: “Evidence-based assessment of dental esthetics to improve quality of life”); Oct 2008: Appointment at the RWTH Aachen University to the W3 Professorship Clinic for Dental Prosthetics and Biomaterials, Center for Implantology; Since Oct 2008: Director of the Clinic for Dental Prosthetics and Biomaterials, Center for Implantology at the University Hospital Aachen; Since Nov 2008: Clinical focus for many years on dental implantology and implant prosthetics. In addition to implantology and implant prosthetics, Prof. Wolfarts’s research focuses on dental esthetics, the clinical testing of new all-ceramic materials, and the associated improvement in quality of life. He is a certified implantologist of the German Society of Oral Implantology (DGI) and an ITI Fellow (International Team for Implantology); Sep 2014: His book “Implant Prosthodontics – A patient-oriented concept” was published by Quintessence Publishing.
"Auf über 1.000 Seiten bzw. knapp 7 kg und zahllosen tollen Fotografien geht der Autor Stefan Wolfart auf alle Fragen ein, die dem jungen Implantologen unter den Fingern brennen. [...] Dieses Buch ist ein ganzer Kurs in sich und immer griffbereit. Für mich eine klare Kaufempfehlung."
– Christian Schouten in Qdent 01/2024
"In der Summe hat der Autor ein ebenso praxisnahes wie wissenschaftlich fundiertes Fachbuch erarbeitet, das durch seine Systematik als Leitfaden für die implantatprothetische Rehabilitation von Patientinnen und Patienten dient, durch seinen übersichtlichen und klar strukturierten Aufbau aber auch als Nachschlagewerk für spezifische Fragestellungen genutzt werden kann."
– Prof. Dr. Nicole Passia in Quintessenz Zahnmedizin 03/2024
"Die Texte und die Abbildungen höchster Qualität harmonieren optimal miteinander. Deutlich wird: Das Buch erhebt den Anspruch auf Umsetztbarkeit im Alltag."
– PD Dr. med. dent. Manja von Stein-Lausnitz in zm 113 Nr. 23-24
"Insgesamt ein absolut empfehlenswertes Buch und fast schon ein Muss für jeden in der Implantologie Tätigen, sowohl für Einsteiger als auch für erfahrene Kollegen, die Updates für ihre Behandlung suchen und ihr Konzept mit dem heutigen State of the Art abgleichen wollen. Ein Buch, das Freude macht, wenn man es in die Hand nimmt, und das zeigt, dass das Medium Buch noch lange nicht tot ist."
– Prof. Dr. med. dent. Florian Beuer in DZZ 01/2024
