Clinical and laboratory assessment of dental implants morphology to improve the efficiency of osseointegration

The fundamental factor of successful functional and aesthetic rehabilitation of a patient using dental implants is their full-fledged osseointegration, which is achieved by forming a stable connection between the implant surface and the surrounding bone tissue, the leading role in this is played by the structure of the dental implant surface. The aim of the study was a clinical and laboratory assessment of the morphological parameters of dental implants to increase the effectiveness of osseointegration. A comprehensive study of dental implants using high-tech research methods made it possible to detail the morphochemical features of the surface structure, to study the elemental composition of particles, which allows to conclude that the advantage of having a more rough morphological structure of the surface of a dental implant in the absence third-party particles on the surface of a titanium dental implant for its earlier osseointegration and long-term functioning.