September 23, 2020

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LECTURE TITLE AND SUMMARY ✓ GAO Implant Surgical & Loading Protocol ‘When to Load a Dental Implant?’ is still an uncomfortable question to answer for successful osseointegration and satisfying each patient’s request these days. The timing of dental implant loading is heavily dependent on initial mechanical stability and secondary biological stability which results from bone remodeling and osseointegration. Therefore, achieving prolonged maintenance of adequate initial stability and rapid establishment of secondary biological stability has been one of the major goals of GAO implant surgical & restorative concept for over a decade such as CMI fixation and Anti-Thermal Damaging Osteotomy protocol. This presentation will review the most updated and unique GAO implant surgery & loading protocol which will allow adequate primary stability and minimum bone damage – which also promotes the accelerated establishment of biological stability with maintained initial mechanical stability. ✓ Clinical Implication of Current Understanding of Implant Stability Dental implant stability is highly associated with successful osseointegration and long-term outcome of dental implant treatment. However, there have been incomplete data and controversial studies regarding the validity and correlations among the stability measuring methods utilizing tapping sound, torque, resonance frequency analysis, and damping capacity analysis.