[Experimental study of static and resource strength of a newly designed intraosseous dismountable plate implants].

An original blade-vent implant was experimentally studied under conditions of static and fatigue loading. The results indicate a considerable safety margin of the new implant design.

[Use of X-ray techniques in dental implantology].

This paper deals with some aspects of using radiographic methods in dental implantology. Analysis of the published data and their own findings have brought the authors to the conclusion that the most widely used method involved is a panoramic technique; however, CT scan is required in some cases demanding accurate measurements; which, at the stage of preoperative planning, enables us to specify surgical indications and choose the optimal form of implants.

[Maintenance of anesthesia and intraoperative safety in dental implantology].

Most patients who need dental implantation suffer from somatic diseases. Therefore, an anesthesiologist's participation is highly desirable, since he supports the stability of vital functions. The authors used mixed anesthesia involving traditional field-block and general anesthesia.