Abstract
Osseointegration of oral implants was initially discovered by Brånemark [...].
Highlights
What is an oral implant? Some colleagues of ours saw the implant as being the same as the tooth it was replacing, exemplified in this volume in the paper by Monje and co-workers [13]
The reason for marginal bone loss in a hip arthroplasty is assumed to depend on a condition named aseptic loosening, i.e., something quite in contrast to what is believed with respect to oral implants
Aseptic loosening has in recent studies, one of them included in this volume [14], been shown to depend on immunological reactions
Summary
What is an oral implant? Some colleagues of ours saw the implant as being the same as the tooth it was replacing, exemplified in this volume in the paper by Monje and co-workers [13]. Some colleagues of ours saw the implant as being the same as the tooth it was replacing, exemplified in this volume in the paper by Monje and co-workers [13]. This is the background to seeing marginal bone loss around oral implants as solely a disease phenomenon.
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