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Implant Maintenance - The Foundation for Long-term Success

Presented by Michaela von Geijer, DDS
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1. In what year did Professor Brånemark place his first dental implant in a patient?

1946195619651975
2. During which decade did reports and publications start to write about peri-implant diseases?

1960s1970s1980s1990s
3. What percentage of people are affected by peri-implantitis on patient level, according to the review 2017 by Howe?

2-12%5-17%8-28%12-50%
4. There are many risk factors for peri-implant diseases, but which one is considered an etiological risk factor?

SmokingPeriodontitisDiabetesPlaque Accumulation
5. What is the most important reason why there is a focus on prevention and maintenance visits for patients with implants placed in their mouth?

It is not important to focus on prevention once the implant is successfully integrated into the boneIt is very expensive to treat peri-implant siseasesThere is no established concept for treatments of peri-implantitisFew dental offices have equipment needed for treatment of peri-implant diseases
6. How often should a patient with implants come for a recall visit?

Individually tailored, but at least twice a yearEvery month is an easy way to schedule itOnce a year is enough for most patientsSeveral times a year for patients with many implants
7. When diagnosing, what is the difference between peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis?

Deepening of the pocketHeavy bleeding on probingBone lossPus from the pocket
8. When should a patient with implants schedule an additional appointment with their dental professional?

Bleeding when brushingThe implant is movingPain from the implant areaAll of the above
9. What force should be used when probing the pockets around a dental implant?

Use the same force as for natural teethUse more force than for natural teethUse much lighter force than on natural teethThe only requirement is a plastic probe
10. In the 2015 European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) Guide, what plaque index percentage should your patient be below before implant placement?

Below 40%Below 30%Below 20%Below 10%
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