Dental implantology in Peru: Clinical evidence, failure factors and prevention protocols in private practice

Dental Implantology in Peru: Clinical Evidence, Failure Factors, and Prevention Protocols in Private Practice stands as a fundamental and honest reference work that places global scientific standards under the rigorous filter of the anatomical, socioeconomic, and regulatory realities of private clinical practice in Peru. Through a solid balance between a biological review of comorbidities such as diabetes and periodontitis, and a revealing empirical study conducted with specialists in the city of Cusco, the book demystifies the optimism of marketing campaigns to directly confront critical causes of failure such as intraoperative bone overheating, rushed planning, and inconsistent patient compliance within the local context. Structured didactically with guides on alveolar preservation, three-dimensional tomography diagnosis (CBCT) and interdisciplinary peri-implant maintenance programs, this text constitutes an indispensable resource for the Peruvian dentist who aspires to an ethical, predictable clinical practice adapted to the real needs of his population.