10 Questions
Why should we never connect an implant directly to teeth?
Because teeth move within the periodontal ligaments, causing leakage and cervical decay
What is the recommended safe zone between an implant and a nerve?
2 mm
When placing an implant next to neighboring teeth, what is the main concern regarding the periodontal ligaments?
You don't want to be touching the periodontal ligaments of these teeth
What is the main reason why you should never judge a case from an X-ray alone?
Because the X-ray doesn't show the soft tissue
When treating younger patients below the age of 25, what is the main concern regarding facial growth?
The facial growth may continue, which could affect the placement of the implant
What is the minimum recommended age for placing an implant?
21 years old
What is the grade of titanium commonly used for implants and dentistry?
Grade 4 (commercially pure titanium)
Which of the following is NOT a way to reduce heat generation during implant placement?
Increasing the drill speed as the drill gets wider
What is the minimum recommended distance between an implant and an adjacent tooth?
1.5 mm
Which of the following statements about bone dehiscence is TRUE?
Bone dehiscence can be avoided by designing the flap to reach 110% of the surgical site and suturing edge-to-edge.
Test your knowledge on the guidelines and safety measures when it comes to dental implants. Learn about the importance of not connecting implants to teeth, the safe distance between an implant and a nerve, and other crucial considerations for successful implant procedures.
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