Implant Biomaterials - Dental Materials

This presentation explores the various types of biomaterials used in implants, focusing on their properties, applications and advancements. Topics covered include the classification of biomaterials, including metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites as well as their interaction with biological tissues.

1. Implant biomaterials Dr. Shiva

2. Partially edentulous

3. Subperiosteal implant

4. Transosteal implant

5. Endosseous implant

6. Implant manufacturing

7. REQUIREMENTS They should promote osseointegration. They should be nontoxic and nonirritant. They should be chemically stable in the bone bed. They should be able to bear the masticatory forces. They should have mechanical properties similar to that of bone. It should be easy to manipulate, easy available and not expensive.

8. Osseointegration

9. Provisional restoration Dr. Shiva

10. After tooth preparation

11. Befor to After tooth preparation

12. What is ISF &ESF?

13. Direct Technique

14. Indirect Technique

15. Indirect- direct technique

16. Summary Classification Advantages Disadvantages Indication Contraindications Materials used Recent advances