Immediate Implant/Provisional vs. Systemic Diseases
Since immediate implant has better vision and less trauma, it can be applied to some of the following systemic diseases.
| Smoking | Osteoporosis | Uncontrolled Diabetes | Controlled Diabetes | Anticoagulants | |
| Ex-smoker | PRF, Periimplantitis | Surgery done with knowing history | Lower 1st Molar | Lower Incisor | Plavix: Internal vs. Lateral Sinus Lift |
| Abscesses | Place Implant Deep | Injection Osteoporosis Medicine 2 | Upper Central | Upper 2nd Molar 2 15 | |
| Smoker | Smaller, Better Surface | Low Torque with 1-Piece Implants | Upper 2nd Molars | Lower 2nd Molar | |
| 1 Piece | Ex-Smoker: Anterior, Posterior | Long Implant with SLA | Lower 1st Molar | ||
| Fail 2 3 | Extruding 9 Implant Supports Graft | 13/14 Depth Adjust 2nd * | HbA1c >6% (normal 4-5.6%) | ||
| Anterior 2 | 23-26 Apical Abscess | Guided 2nd Premolar | |||
| Just Quit | 1.5ppd: Socket Preserv. Amnion-C | ||||
| Heavy Smoker 2 Redo | 29/30 PARL 3 M CT | ||||
| Lower, Upper Molars | 22 Implant-Retained RPD | ||||
| Brother, Lower Incisors | |||||
Introduction to Immediate Implant
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Xin Wei, DDS, PhD, MS 1st edition 12/29/2013, last revision 12/06/2020