2. Next Article: Is There a Question Deficit in Implantology?
Who in implantology considers the “immunological sustainability” of invasive procedures? In this context, an implant significantly interacts with osteoimmunological processes related to jawbone quality, especially when it goes beyond simple drilling and post placement. Does it matter for the local quality of osseointegration whether the material is titanium or ceramic? Or does individual material hypersensitivity play a role in this?
These systemic-immunological questions about osseointegration and osteoimmunology, beyond peri-implantitis and mechanical BIC, are addressed for the first time in our latest PubMed-indexed study using radiation-free trans-alveolar ultrasound sonography (US) and precise bone density measurement (CTU) with US/CTU (comparable to Hounsfield units):
Lechner J, von Baehr V, Notter F, Schick F.
Osseointegration and Osteoimmunology in Implantology: Assessment of the Immune Sustainability of Dental Implants Using Advanced Sonographic Diagnostics: Research and Case Reports.
Journal of International Medical Research. 2024;52(1). doi:10.1177/03000605231224161
For a free download (beware, it’s a 28-page PDF!) and an introduction to scientific work with ultrasound sonography, visit www.cavitau.de.