Osseointegration

direct structural and functional connection between the implants and the bone.
[ hemidesmosomes like structures, no CT insertion, no Sharpey’s fibers ] – the first cell to contact the implant is osteoblast
It’s normal to have up to 2 mm of bone resorption around the neck of the implant in the first year.
Implants only have a periosteal blood supply
No innervation & no proprioception
Since implants do not have CT [ no shock absorption ] – if there is any traumatic occlusion or excessive force it will lead to bone resorption [ cervically] or the implant might mechanically fail.

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