Implant Failures: Why They Happen & How to Avoid Them

Millions of dental implants are placed in the U.S. each year, and while the vast majority of patients experience long-term success, some return several weeks or even years later seeking treatment for implant failure. Many factors influence the survival rate of dental implants — from a patient’s age to their anatomy and bone quality — but the implementation of digital technology has proven to deliver more predictable, lasting results.

Join Dr. Matthew Annese, a general practitioner who places more than 500 implants per year, for a deep dive into the clinical tactics for achieving dental implant success.

He will review the digital workflows he has in place for reducing failure rates, including the use of:
• Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) for evaluating bone density and potential bony defects
• Intraoral scanning, in conjunction with CBCT images, for enhanced diagnostics, treatment planning and case acceptance
• 3D printing for the creation of in-house surgical guides and same-day temporary hybrids

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