Full-Arch Implant Rehabilitation

The full-arch implant rehabilitation (FAIR) protocol is one of the newest implant therapy innovations to treat the edentulous or nearly edentulous patient. The FAIR prosthesis is immediate, fixed, esthetically pleasing, highly functional, inexpensive, and maintainable, and it can frequently be installed without bone grafting. This book describes how the FAIR protocol works, who it should be used for, and methods to implement it successfully for different patients. The system can be used in both arches and in patients with total or near-total edentulism. Several chapters are devoted to describing step-by-step treatment with detailed clinical photographs documenting every step from initial assessment to prosthesis delivery. Even those new to fixed denture systems will find the procedures easy to follow and can begin implementing the FAIR approach for their patients.

Auteur
Arun K. Garg, DMD, is considered one of the world's foremost authorities on bone biology, harvesting, and grafting for dental implant surgery. Alongside Dr Robert E. Marx, he pioneered the use of platelet-rich plasma (PRP). He received his dental degree from the University of Florida College of Dentistry in Gainesville, Florida, and completed his residency at the University of Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Florida. He went on to serve for almost two decades as Professor of Surgery in the Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and as Director of Residency Training at the University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine, where he was frequently awarded faculty member of the year by his residents. Dr Garg has published 8 medical textbooks and over 150 journal articles is currently the president of the International Dental Implant Association. An international lecturer, he also maintains six private practices throughout southern Florida and is the founder of Implant Seminars, a leading dental continuing education company.

Contenu
"1. Evolution of the FAIR Protocol2. History of Tilted Implants with an Immediate Prosthesis3. Identifying and Evaluating Candidates4. The FAIR Technique and Its Modifications5. Treating the Fully Edentulous Maxilla6. Treating the Fully Edentulous Mandible7. Treating the Partially Edentulous Maxilla8. Treating the Partially Edentulous Mandible9. The Definitive Prosthesis10. Possible Complications with FAIR"