Stable adherence of soft tissue onto the abutment and restoration surfaces is a key determinant of long-term success of implant treatment. It can be influenced by abutment surface modifications and abutment dis- and re-connection during the prosthetic phase.

This study aims to evaluate the clinical performance of TiUltra in a large-scale prospective real-world data (RWD) collection from routine clinical practice and a diverse population of consecutive patients with varying comorbidities and demographics, not subject to the strict...

The study investigates the heat and sound generated during implant osteotomy using different types of drills in both artificial and bovine bone blocks. Osteotomy, the process of drilling a hole in the bone to place a dental implant, can produce heat and sound that might impact both...

Part 3 of the Rapa Nui video serieshighlights the profound impact of our humanitarian project on the lives of patients in the Rapa Nui community. For nearly a decade, Dr. Ruben Rosenberg with support of FOR and Nobel Biocare has been changing lives in this remote community.

In his lecture, Prof. Enrico Agliardi will present us the use of tilted implants in different situations and with different atrophies in the maxilla and mandible.

In the second part of his lecture, Dr. Michael Danesh-Meyer shares guidelines for resective, regenerative and removal techniques to manage the effects of peri-implantitis.