Reconstruction of the severely atrophic edentulous mandible with endosseous implants

Mandibular single‐implant overdentures: a review with surgical and prosthodontic perspectives of a novel approach

“…Good bone quality at the mandibular symphysis (types 1 and 2) (Lekholm & Zarb 1985) will be encountered more often than not, as opposed to type 3 bone for patients with severe mandibular residual ridge resorption. Previous reports have confirmed the application of modified standard surgical techniques when shorter (Bass & Triplett 1991; Keller 1995) or wider (Langer et al 1993) implants are placed.…”

Mandibular single‐implant overdentures: a review with surgical and prosthodontic perspectives of a novel approach

“…Good bone quality at the mandibular symphysis (types 1 and 2) (Lekholm & Zarb 1985) will be encountered more often than not, as opposed to type 3 bone for patients with severe mandibular residual ridge resorption. Previous reports have confirmed the application of modified standard surgical techniques when shorter (Bass & Triplett 1991; Keller 1995) or wider (Langer et al 1993) implants are placed.…”

Augmentation procedures for the rehabilitation of deficient edentulous ridges with oral implants

“…In case of bone harvesting from the iliac crest, temporary pain/gait disturbances were the most frequent complaints, but only 13 out of 25 articles dealing with iliac grafts reported data on this topic. Long‐standing pain/gait disturbances were reported only in 2% of the cases (Adell et al 1990b; Jensen & Sindet‐Pedersen 1991; Lew et al 1991; Isaksson & Alberius 1992; Keller 1995; Åstrand et al 1996; Vermeeren et al 1996; Lundgren et al 1997; Neyt et al 1997; van Steenberghe et al 1997; Chiapasco et al 1999; Raghoebar et al 2000; Bell et al 2002).…”

Permucosal implants combined with iliac crest onlay grafts used in extreme atrophy of the mandible: long‐term results of a prospective study

“…In extreme atrophy, a large distance between the alveolar processes of maxilla and mandible can result in poor denture stability and possible implant overloading because of an unfavourable leverage effect on the implants during function. Keller (1995), Stellingsma et al (2000, 2004) and Friberg et al (2000) describe few complications and good long‐term results using (very) short implants. Keller (1995) used 7‐mm‐long implants for his patients.…”

“…Keller (1995), Stellingsma et al (2000, 2004) and Friberg et al (2000) describe few complications and good long‐term results using (very) short implants. Keller (1995) used 7‐mm‐long implants for his patients. Stellingsma et al (2000, 2004) placed four implants per patient with a length of 7, 8 or 10 mm; mean symphyseal height of the mandible was 10.4 mm (range 9–12 mm) (2000) and 9.8±1.4 mm (2004), respectively.…”

Mandibular single‐implant overdentures: a review with surgical and prosthodontic perspectives of a novel approach

“…Good bone quality at the mandibular symphysis (types 1 and 2) (Lekholm & Zarb 1985) will be encountered more often than not, as opposed to type 3 bone for patients with severe mandibular residual ridge resorption. Previous reports have confirmed the application of modified standard surgical techniques when shorter (Bass & Triplett 1991; Keller 1995) or wider (Langer et al 1993) implants are placed.…”

Augmentation procedures for the rehabilitation of deficient edentulous ridges with oral implants

“…In case of bone harvesting from the iliac crest, temporary pain/gait disturbances were the most frequent complaints, but only 13 out of 25 articles dealing with iliac grafts reported data on this topic. Long‐standing pain/gait disturbances were reported only in 2% of the cases (Adell et al 1990b; Jensen & Sindet‐Pedersen 1991; Lew et al 1991; Isaksson & Alberius 1992; Keller 1995; Åstrand et al 1996; Vermeeren et al 1996; Lundgren et al 1997; Neyt et al 1997; van Steenberghe et al 1997; Chiapasco et al 1999; Raghoebar et al 2000; Bell et al 2002).…”

Permucosal implants combined with iliac crest onlay grafts used in extreme atrophy of the mandible: long‐term results of a prospective study

“…In extreme atrophy, a large distance between the alveolar processes of maxilla and mandible can result in poor denture stability and possible implant overloading because of an unfavourable leverage effect on the implants during function. Keller (1995), Stellingsma et al (2000, 2004) and Friberg et al (2000) describe few complications and good long‐term results using (very) short implants. Keller (1995) used 7‐mm‐long implants for his patients.…”

“…Keller (1995), Stellingsma et al (2000, 2004) and Friberg et al (2000) describe few complications and good long‐term results using (very) short implants. Keller (1995) used 7‐mm‐long implants for his patients. Stellingsma et al (2000, 2004) placed four implants per patient with a length of 7, 8 or 10 mm; mean symphyseal height of the mandible was 10.4 mm (range 9–12 mm) (2000) and 9.8±1.4 mm (2004), respectively.…”

Mandibular single‐implant overdentures: a review with surgical and prosthodontic perspectives of a novel approach

“…Good bone quality at the mandibular symphysis (types 1 and 2) (Lekholm & Zarb 1985) will be encountered more often than not, as opposed to type 3 bone for patients with severe mandibular residual ridge resorption. Previous reports have confirmed the application of modified standard surgical techniques when shorter (Bass & Triplett 1991; Keller 1995) or wider (Langer et al 1993) implants are placed.…”

Augmentation procedures for the rehabilitation of deficient edentulous ridges with oral implants

“…In case of bone harvesting from the iliac crest, temporary pain/gait disturbances were the most frequent complaints, but only 13 out of 25 articles dealing with iliac grafts reported data on this topic. Long‐standing pain/gait disturbances were reported only in 2% of the cases (Adell et al 1990b; Jensen & Sindet‐Pedersen 1991; Lew et al 1991; Isaksson & Alberius 1992; Keller 1995; Åstrand et al 1996; Vermeeren et al 1996; Lundgren et al 1997; Neyt et al 1997; van Steenberghe et al 1997; Chiapasco et al 1999; Raghoebar et al 2000; Bell et al 2002).…”

Permucosal implants combined with iliac crest onlay grafts used in extreme atrophy of the mandible: long‐term results of a prospective study

“…In extreme atrophy, a large distance between the alveolar processes of maxilla and mandible can result in poor denture stability and possible implant overloading because of an unfavourable leverage effect on the implants during function. Keller (1995), Stellingsma et al (2000, 2004) and Friberg et al (2000) describe few complications and good long‐term results using (very) short implants. Keller (1995) used 7‐mm‐long implants for his patients.…”

“…Keller (1995), Stellingsma et al (2000, 2004) and Friberg et al (2000) describe few complications and good long‐term results using (very) short implants. Keller (1995) used 7‐mm‐long implants for his patients. Stellingsma et al (2000, 2004) placed four implants per patient with a length of 7, 8 or 10 mm; mean symphyseal height of the mandible was 10.4 mm (range 9–12 mm) (2000) and 9.8±1.4 mm (2004), respectively.…”