1.

Topic: Dental implantation: types of dental implants, indications,

contraindications, examination of the patient.
The content of the lesson: Varieties and requirements for implantation material.
Classification of dental implants. Indications, absolute and relative
contraindications to dental implantation. Examination of patients for dental
implantation.

2. The total lesson time is 315 minutes.

3. Motivational characteristics of the topic. Dental implantation, one of the

progressive directions of modern dentistry, which allows to rehabilitate patients
with full or partial adentia. Modern methods and technologies of dental
implantation are extensive and diverse. There are many implantation systems for
various clinical situations. Therefore, dentists should know the basic ideas about
the types of dental implants, their size and design, indications and
contraindications for dental implantation, as well as methods for examining a
patient before implantation.

4. The purpose of the lesson: to get acquainted with the materials used for
dental implants and study the requirements for them, study the types of dental
implants, analyze the methods of examination of patients before implantation, to
get indications and contraindications for dental implants.

5. Objectives of the lesson:

5.1. To study the requirements for implantable biomedical material.
5.2. To study the types and types of dental implants.
5.3. To study the features of the history taking before implantation, to determine
the indications and contraindications for dental implantation.
5.4. To study methods of examination of patients before implantation.

6. Related disciplines:
6.1. Materials Science:
- compatibility of the material and the environment in which it is supposed to
function;
- mechanical and physico-chemical properties of the material;
- bioadhesion of the material.

6.2. Human morphology:

- anatomy of the upper and lower jaw, structural features, blood supply and
innervation;
- histological characteristics of bone tissue of the upper and lower jaw.
6.3. X-Ray Diagnostics:
- dental computed tomographs;
- the possibilities of cone beam computed tomography during dental implantation.
7. Test questions from related disciplines:
7.1. What groups of biocompatibility materials do you know?
7.2. List biotolerant materials.
7.3. List bioinert materials?
7.4. List bioactive materials?
7.5. What features of the structure of the upper jaw do you know?
7.6. What phenotypes of bone tissue of the alveolar process do you know? Give
their characteristic.
7.7. Types of dental computed tomography.
7.8. Physical fundamentals of cone beam computed tomography.
7.9. Software Basics and Features modern cone beam computed tomography.
7.10. Indications and contraindications for computer tomography.

8. Control questions on the topic of the lesson:

8.1. What is dental implantation?
8.2. What materials are used for dental implants?
8.3. Describe titanium as the material from which dental implants are made.
8.4. What are the requirements for dental implants?
8.5. What parts of dental implants do you know?
8.6. Describe the positive and negative aspects of the various types of dental
implants.
8.7. How is the problem of support and transmission of chewing pressure solved
using intraosseous dental implants?
8.8. What is the reason for the need to modify the surfaces of titanium implants?
8.9. What are the implications of assessing a patient’s history of life and tooth loss
for dental implantation?
8.10. What additional research methods will you assign to the patient before dental
implantation?
8.11. What radiation research methods are needed to examine patients before
dental implantation?
8.12. What are the contraindications for dental implantation?
8.13. What indications for dental implantation do you know?