Dental implants are the fastest developing technology in practice of dentistry today. The present surge in the use of implants was initiated in 1952 by Branemark who conducted extensive experimental and clinical studies. Rehabilitation of partially or completely edentulous patients relies on safe and lasting retention of prosthesis that provides adequate anatomical and functional restitution. All facets of the dental profession are interested in this new treatment style; general dentists, periodontist, oral surgeons, and prosthodontists being the major groups of practitioners involved in this...

The present book is in interest of general dentist especially oral and maxillofacial surgeons discussing the different techniques of osteosynthesis. The aim of a functional, stable osteosynthesis in an anatomically correct position is always to neutralize all forces acting on the fragments to prevent the fragments from dislocation. So this book enriches dentist's knowledge and help and guides them in treating their patients more efficiently and successfully. Further, it is intended as a guide book to all those who wish to learn, or improve their knowledge of this branch of the surgeon's art.