Immediate Molar Implants

There is no single way to place an immediate implant in a molar socket, and that is the premise from which this collective work edited by Douglas Deporter starts. It brings together clinicians and researchers who have driven the study of the technique over the past decade in order to establish good practice: case selection, radiographic screening, classification of the interradicular septum, optimal positioning within the socket and the reasoned use of particulate bone graft. Demanding scenarios are covered too — infected sockets, sinus lift, osseodensification, simultaneous vertical augmentation, guided surgery, loading protocols and common complications. Recommended reading for widening indications in the posterior region predictably.