Sinopsis

The number of edentulous patients with severe maxillary atrophy is growing. Often, these patients desire a return to normalcy without the need for extensive bone grafting or sinus elevation procedures, and zygomatic implants may be just the solution they are looking for. Dr Carlos Aparicio developed the zygoma–anatomy guided approach (ZAGA) so that individuals with diverse needs and anatomies can each benefit from patient-specific treatment. Learn the ins-and-outs of planning and placing zygomatic implants and providing good follow-up care. This comprehensive text is your first step toward confidence in placing zygomatic implants.

Índice

Origins of the ZAGA Concept
Biomechanics of Tilted Implants
Planning for Surgery
ZAGA Classification and the Minimally Invasive Zygomatic Osteotomy
Using the ZAGA Concept to Determine the Implant Trajectory
Soft Tissue Management
Leukocyte Platelet-Rich Fibrin
The New Portfolio of Site-Specific Zygomatic Implants
Prosthetic Rehabilitation
Digital Workflow
Alternatives to Quad Zygoma
Evaluating Zygomatic Implant Success: The ORIS Critera
A Global ZAGA Mentor Experience