The Immediacy Concept: Treatment Planning from Analog to Digital

Immediate Loading and Digital Treatment Planning in Implant Dentistry bridges the gap between traditional protocols and the future of implantology. Highlighting the predictability of immediate loading—especially in full-arch reconstructions—the authors demonstrate why this approach has become the treatment of choice when clinical criteria are met. Emphasis is placed on the preservation of alveolar hard and soft tissues through the immediacy concept, which proves more reliable than delayed reconstruction after resorption has occurred.

The text begins with a solid review of analog protocols—essential for understanding before transitioning to the digital realm—then advances to explore the integration of digital workflows in single-tooth, partial, and full-arch cases, with and without bone resorption. Prosthetic considerations, systematic treatment planning, and surgical principles are thoroughly detailed.

Enriched with 1,153 high-quality illustrations, the book concludes with real-life clinical case presentations, showcasing a variety of treatment approaches from immediate single implants to advanced zygomatic solutions.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive coverage of immediate loading principles and protocols
• Transition from analog to digital workflows explained step by step
• Practical focus on full-arch rehabilitation, tilted implants, and prosthetic integration
• Case-based presentations to guide real-world clinical decision-making

This book is an essential resource for clinicians aiming to master immediate loading techniques and confidently implement digital treatment planning in their implant practice.