OSSEOINTEGRATION

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

The primary factor determining the success of osseointegration is ______ stability at the time of implant placement.

Titanium implants are commonly used because of their high ______ with bone.

A rough or modified implant surface enhances osseointegration by increasing ______ 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, ______ formation, and bone remodeling.

______ loading of an implant before complete osseointegration can lead to failure

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