Implant Prosthodontics

About this course

This pathway examines the decisions that shape implant prosthetic treatment: force, occlusion, implant number and position, and prosthesis selection. It reviews single-tooth, partially edentulous and full-arch care alongside mechanical complications and maintenance.

Topics include: Force, parafunction and implant occlusion; Prosthetic options and implant number and position; Single-tooth and partially edentulous treatment; Full-arch fixed prostheses and overdentures; Screw loosening and prosthetic component fracture; Cemented and screw-retained restorations and maintenance.

The current pathway contains 5 learning modules, 20 sections and 100 lessons, combining text lessons and practice questions. It is designed for dental students and dentists seeking an organised sequence for study and revision.

1. 1Clinical Biomechanics in Implant Dentistry5 lessons
2. 2Stress Treatment Theorem5 lessons
3. 3Force Factors Related to Patient Conditions5 lessons
4. 4Implant Protected Occlusion5 lessons
5. 5Prosthetic Options in Implant Dentistry5 lessons
6. 6Key Implant Positions and Implant Number5 lessons
7. 7Available Bone and Bone Density5 lessons
8. 8Clinical Diagnosis of Parafunction and Force Factors5 lessons
9. 9Single Tooth Replacement5 lessons
10. 10Arch Classification and Treatment Planning5 lessons
11. 11The Posterior Maxilla and Subantral Options5 lessons
12. 12Immediate Load/Restoration in Implant Dentistry5 lessons
13. 13The Edentulous Mandible: Fixed Prosthesis5 lessons
14. 14The Edentulous Maxilla: Fixed Prosthesis5 lessons
15. 15Implant Overdentures5 lessons
16. 16Removable Implant Complications5 lessons
17. 17Abutment Screw Loosening5 lessons
18. 18Screw, Porcelain and Framework Fracture5 lessons
19. 19Cement Versus Screw Retention and Retained Cement5 lessons
20. 20Periodontal and Maintenance Complications5 lessons