Zenith Implants

Re-Osseointegration After Electrolytic Cleaning and Regenerative Therapy of Peri-implantitis. Authors: Dr. David Brown, Dr. Elijah Martinez, Dr. Hannah Smith Abstract Peri-implantitis, a complex inflammatory condition resulting in progressive bone loss, poses a significant challenge to implant longevity and success. This case study investigates the re-osseointegration potential of Zenith dental implants after advanced electrolytic cleaning combined

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Impact of Implant Surface Characteristics on Osseointegration and Bone Regeneration in Dehiscence-Type Defects: A Preclinical Evaluation Authors: Dr. Moreno Lorso, Dr. David Brown, Dr. Abel K. Miller, Dr. Jacob F. Cooper, Dr. Elijah Martinez, Dr. Hannah Smith Abstract Objectives This controlled preclinical study aimed to evaluate the impact of implant surface characteristics on osseointegration and

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Advancements in Implant Dentistry: Clinical Outcomes with Zenith Implant Surfaces Authors:  Dr. Moreno Lorso, Dr. David Brown, Dr. Abel K. Miller Co-authors:  Dr. Jacob F. Cooper, Dr. Elijah Martinez, Dr. Hannah Smith Abstract Zenith Implant surfaces represent a significant advancement in dental implantology. Modern implantology demands surfaces that enhance osseointegration and promote stable hard and soft

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Authors:  Dr. Moreno Lorso, Dr. David Brown, Dr. Abel K. Miller Co-authors:  Dr. Jacob F. Cooper, Dr. Elijah Martinez, Dr. Hannah Smith Abstract This article discusses the critical role of the peri-implant soft tissue barrier in the long-term success of dental implants. The peri-implant mucosal barrier is a biological structure that protects the underlying bone and

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Scientific Advancements in Dental Implant Surface Technology: A Zenith Perspective Authors: Dr. Moreno Lorso, Dr. David Brown, Dr. Abel K. Miller Co-authors: Dr. Jacob F. Cooper, Dr. Elijah Martinez, Dr. Hannah Smith Abstract Dental implant success is largely influenced by surface characteristics, which impact osseointegration and long-term stability. Titanium has been the standard material for

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Authors: Dr. Moreno Lorso, Dr. David Brown, Dr. Abel K. Miller Co-authors: Dr. Jacob F. Cooper, Dr. Elijah Martinez, Dr. Hannah Smith Abstract This review presents a chronological overview of the history of dental implants, starting from their early use in ancient civilizations to the development of modern implant technologies. Key advancements in implant materials,

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Corrosion in Dental Implants: A Comprehensive Analysis Authors: Dr. David Brown, Dr. Abel K. Miller Co-authors: Dr. Hannah Smith Introduction The adoption of dental implants as a treatment modality for partial and complete edentulism has revolutionized restorative dentistry. Over the last two decades, their clinical usage has increased significantly due to advancements in material science

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Titanium as a Reconstruction and Implant Material in Dentistry: Advantages and Pitfalls Authors: Dr. Moreno Lorso, Dr. David Brown Abstract Commercially pure titanium (cpTi) has been a widely recognized material in dentistry due to its biocompatibility, resistance to corrosion, and impressive mechanical properties. Despite its numerous advantages, cpTi still faces some limitations as a reconstruction

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