Abstract

Implant Dentistry from One-Way Direction to the Reversibility of the Osseointegration.

Highlights

  • The principle of reversibility is commonly discussed in relation to the retention mechanism of the prosthesis.[2]

  • In my opinion, it is extendable to the implant fixture itself

  • Placing more titanium than necessary is not a virtue, and it would complicate the reversibility of implant therapy

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Summary

Introduction

The reversibility (des-osseointegration) of the dental implant opens a door in the management of complications. The principle of reversibility is commonly discussed in relation to the retention mechanism of the prosthesis.[2] But nowadays, in my opinion, it is extendable to the implant fixture itself (des-osseointegration). The implant size (diameter and length) and design (neck walls and connection) are factors that influence the removal torque of an implant and the reversibility.[3,4,5] Placing more titanium than necessary is not a virtue, and it would complicate the reversibility of implant therapy.

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