Manual of Clinical Implantology

The Manual of Clinical Implantology is a comprehensive guide to modern Implantology and a definitive reference for practitioners, students, and educators. Based on the renowned Manuel d’implantologie clinique, this updated edition reflects over 25 years of advancements, integrating the latest scientific research, clinical techniques, and innovations.

It offers a structured and didactic approach covering:
• Anatomical foundations and tissue responses to implants
• Detailed implant characteristics, including surface morphology and ultimate implants and prosthetics design
• Comprehensive treatment planning, from diagnosis to various surgical protocols
• Advanced prosthetic rehabilitation techniques, including digital workflows
• Management of complications and peri-implantitis
Whether you are an experienced professional or new to the field, the goal of this manual is to provide the knowledge and practical guidance for optimal treatment.

Contents
Introduction: History of dental implantology from antiquity to the present day
Chapter 01. Maxillary and mandibular anatomy
Chapter 02. Hard and soft tissue physiology
Chapter 03. Surface conditions in implantology
Chapter 04. Implant designs
Chapter 05. Preoperative diagnosis
Chapter 06. Therapeutic decisions and treatment plan
Chapter 07. Surgical protocols in oral implantology
Chapter 08. Implant restorations
Chapter 09. Treatment according to the type of edentulism
Chapter 10. Implant therapy in posterior areas
Chapter 11. Specific surgical techniques
Chapter 12. Postoperative follow-up and maintenance
Chapter 13. Peri-implant diseases
Chapter 14. Complications and failures in oral implantology
Chapter 15. Orthodontics at the service of implantology

Contributors
Philippe Almeyrac • Radouane Ammour • Emeric Augeraud • Rania Azabi • Jean-Pierre Bernard • Mihaela Caraman • Yohann Chue • Vincent de Bailliencourt • Tristan de Murat • Georgy Demurashvili • Boris Jakubowicz-Kohen • Sébastien Milliasseau • Nicolas Millière • Tan-Trung Nguyen • David Norré • Didier Raux † • Sarah Sater • Eric Serfaty • Carlos Serruya Gutiérrez • Tiziano Testori • Christian Vacher • Arthur Zarakolu • Ani Zarakolu • Pascal Zyman

What is new in this edition?
Published and translated into more than 15 languages in its original edition in the 2000s, the Clinical Implantology Manual has continued to evolve for more than 20 years in its French editions. This new version, written specifically for the English language and enhanced with new clinical cases reflecting the latest developments in implant dentistry, has nothing in common with the original edition except that it provides access to all aspects of implant dentistry, from the most basic protocols to the most advanced procedures. It is one of the only textbooks that provides a comprehensive understanding of implant dentistry and is intended for both novice and experienced practitioners.