PLACE OF IMPLANTOLOGY IN CASE OF COMPLETE TOOTHLESSNESS. BASICS OF DENTAL PROSTHETICS ON IMPLANT

Ismailov Bakhodirjon Uraimovich

Authors

Ismailov Bakhodirjon Uraimovich Assistand of Department of Orthopedic Dentistry and Orthodontics, Andijan State Medical Institute Uzbekistan, Andijan

Keywords:

Implantology, complete toothlessness, dental prosthetics, osseointegration, implant placement, edentulism, treatment planning, prosthetic design, osseointegrated implants, dental implant materials, functional rehabilitation, aesthetic restoration

Abstract

The advent of implantology has revolutionized the field of dental prosthetics, offering a transformative solution for individuals suffering from complete toothlessness. This paper explores the pivotal role of implantology in addressing the challenges associated with complete edentulism. The basics of dental prosthetics on implants, including the principles of osseointegration and implant placement, are discussed in detail. The evolution of implant materials and techniques is examined, highlighting the advancements that have contributed to improved patient outcomes. Additionally, the paper underscores the significance of a comprehensive treatment approach, encompassing diagnostics, treatment planning, and prosthetic design, to achieve optimal functional and aesthetic results. Through a synthesis of current literature and clinical insights, this abstract provides a comprehensive overview of the place of implantology in the restoration of complete toothlessness and establishes a foundation for further exploration in the field.

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