Intraosseous blade vent implants extend hitherto existing clinical methods of prosthetic treatment of some conditions of defective teeth by new possibilities. It is a method which can produce satisfactory and long-term results. One of the prerequisites is, however, that generally valid and local limitations for indication of the implantation will be respected, that the implantation will be implemented by reliable surgical technique along with high standard prosthetic treatment which in the course of recovery will carry the implant to its functional period. Results of our investigations revealed unequivocally that the use of implants with a low or predominantly low intraosseous part leads in the majority to unsatisfactory results of implantations.
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