Basal Implantology

This book delivers a clear, evidence-focused introduction to basal implantology, presenting it as a biomechanically distinct system built on cortical bone engagement and immediate functional loading. It explains how dense basal cortices of the maxilla and mandible provide predictable anchorage without grafting, sinus elevation, or ridge augmentation, aligning with anatomical and clinical findings in contemporary implant literature. A structured diagnostic pathway guides readers through CBCT assessment, cortical mapping, and risk evaluation to support precise treatment planning. Surgical protocols are described through a stepwise approach emphasizing multicortical stability, controlled trajectories, and the mechanical principles required for immediate loading. Prosthetic chapters outline cross-arch stabilization, occlusal management, and material choices grounded in prosthodontic and biomechanical research. Soft-tissue behavior, maintenance, and long-term monitoring are integrated according to international peri-implant health guidelines.