MasterClass ZBLC in Immediate Implants

There are obvious reasons why immediate implants should be part of our daily practice. However, this treatment modality is often demonized and avoided. This must change, but it can only happen if clinicians change their point of view. Clear advantages of immediate implants include:

1. Maintenance of soft tissue architecture prior to extraction
2. Tooth-like soft tissue profile
3. Fewer functional problems in posterior implants
4. More aesthetic result in the anterior area
5. Faster treatment for patients and the dentist

All this is much more difficult or sometimes even impossible to achieve with delayed/delayed implants.

How many of us know the exact answers to the following questions? I do not mean a simple explanation, but a real knowledge step by step.

1. How are immediate implants integrated?
2. How is the tooth profile maintained?
3. How do peri-implant soft tissues develop after immediate implant placement?
4. How is zero bone loss (ZBLC) achieved in immediate implants?
5. How is primary implant stability achieved?