Full-Arch Implant Rehabilitation

Full-arch implant rehabilitation is set out here as a codified protocol: axial implants in the anterior region and tilted implants posteriorly supporting a fixed prosthesis that is usually loaded immediately, often without recourse to bone grafting. Garg develops the rationale behind the approach, the surgical sequence with its variants and its application in documented clinical cases. This second edition widens the digital ground — CBCT, photogrammetry, facial scanning — and adds chapters on patient reluctance towards treatment, on prosthetic protocols and on the positioning of the specialist practice. Useful reading for the implantologist treating complete edentulism or unsalvageable teeth.