Accordingly, the need to have objective evidence becomes increasingly urgent, and as such more easily verifiable and comparable, and no longer only subjective, on some essential parameters in clinical evaluation: stability and primary retention are among those. In the absence of a proper assessment of these aspects, the decision regarding implant reliability, and whether it can be used for immediate…
Accordingly, the need to have objective evidence becomes increasingly urgent, and as such more easily verifiable and comparable, and no longer only subjective, on some essential parameters in clinical evaluation: stability and primary retention are among those.
In the absence of a proper assessment of these aspects, the decision regarding implant reliability, and whether it can be used for immediate loading or not, depends entirely on the surgeon's experience and practical ability.
Today, combined use of torque and especially ISQ measurement enables us to render data on implant stability objectifiable and, more importantly, comparable over time.
In this presentation we will assess the correct use of Resonant Frequency (RF) and its importance in day-to-day clinical practice and also its value, not only clinical aspects, but also including communication between patients and colleagues.
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