OSSEOINTEGRATION

Osseointegration is the direct structural and functional connection between (a)   and the surface of a dental implant.

The primary factor determining the success of osseointegration is (a)   stability at the time of implant placement.

Titanium implants are commonly used because of their high (a)   with bone.

A rough or modified implant surface enhances osseointegration by increasing (a)   for bone attachment.

The process of osseointegration typically takes around ______ months in the mandible and ______ months in the maxilla

• 3 - 4 months

• 2 - 3 months

• 6 - 8 months

• 4 - 6 months

Conditions like osteoporosis and ______ can negatively affect osseointegration

• Vandervall disease

• Alport Syndrome

• Diabetes Milletus

• Diabetes Insipidus

Excessive ______ during implant placement can lead to bone necrosis and failure of osseointegration.

• HEAT

• COLD

• PAIN

• VIBRATION

The main phases of osseointegration include inflammation, (a)   formation, and bone remodeling.

(a)   loading of an implant before complete osseointegration can lead to failure

The absence of (a)   or fibrous tissue between the implant and bone is a key indicator of successful osseointegration.