"The authors of this book were incredibly thoughtful in their approach to presenting the evolving field of implant dentistry. Beginning in the first chapter, the reader is initially carried through the historical literature and the basic concepts of osseointegration, biologic healing, prosthetics, and biomechanical strain, so that the newer concepts, which follow in the book, are clear and easy to understand. The authors have subtlety built their argument for the advancements that have improved implant success. The structure of the sections includes summaries and tables that reinforce the fundamental criteria for modern dental implantology. Well-illustrated and photographed chapters help reinforce the succinct test and focus the reader's attention to the most important and salient concepts."
S. Yair Lenga, DDS, MSC, FRCD; Alpha Omegan (September 2012)
"With a forward by Professor Nicklaus P. Lang, this well-illustrated text, edited by 3 individuals, has contributions by 17 clinicians and researchers with a heading of the Barcelona Osseoingration Research Group. [...] Although a few chapters are brief, implant clinicians will never the less benefit from the extensive amount of valuable information contained within this book. Definitely it is a worthwhile addition to all implant dentistry libraries."
Avi Schetritt, DMD; Implant Dentistry (October 2012)
"Peri-Implant Tissue Remodeling is a concise, well-referenced text that covers the fundamentals, as well as the most current concepts, of implant dentistry. Surgeons and restorative dentists are often frustrated when restored implants fail to mimic the tooth and periodontal complex they're replacing. Readers will appreciate the authors providing a scientific framework for predictable clinical outcomes, with information and techniques that can help to prevent such issues."
Joseph L. Rumfola, DDS; The New York State Dental Journal (August/September 2012)
