Implantology in Dental Technology

At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. describe the components of a dental implant especially the restorative abutments and impression copings; 2. identify the equipment needed in the laboratory for the fabrication of implant prostheses; and 3. identify the equipment needed in the laboratory for the fabrication of implant prostheses.

Fundamental terminology in technical implants: Introduction to implant systems, biocompatibility and implant, Design and types, Anatomy of maxilla and mandible, Types of bone, Principles of occlusion, Articulation, occlusal information and transfer of recording, occlusion in implantology. Knowledge of implant surgery. Radiographic, placement hard and soft tissue stents. treatment options for single tooth implants. study cast and diagnostic planning, Screw retained and cement- retained restorations implant placing and spacing. Abutment selection. Aesthetic considerations. Impression options and guidance techniques. Custom-made impression trays materials selection for manufacturing of components, model systems, and technical considerations in manufacture.