The SAC Classification in Implant Dentistry. Группа авторов

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W. D. POLIDO

       3.6.1 Anatomy

       3.6.1.1 Bone volume – Horizontal

       3.6.1.2 Bone volume – Vertical

       3.6.1.3 Presence of keratinized tissue

       3.6.1.4 Quality of soft tissues

       3.6.1.5 Proximity to vital anatomical structures

       3.6.2 Adjacent teeth

       3.6.2.1 Papilla

       3.6.2.2 Recession

       3.6.2.3 Interproximal attachment

       3.6.3 Extractions

       3.6.3.1 Radicular morphology / interradicular bone

       3.6.3.2 Alveolar and basal bone morphology

       3.6.3.3 Socket walls

       3.6.3.4 Thickness of facial wall

       3.6.3.5 Anticipated residual defect after implant placement

       3.6.3.6 Quality and quantity of soft tissues

       3.6.4 Surgical complexity

       3.6.4.1 Timing of placement

       3.6.4.2 Grafting procedures

       3.6.4.3 Number of implants

       3.7 Prosthetic Risks

       C. STILWELL, W. MARTIN

       3.7.1 Restorative site factors

       3.7.1.1 Prosthetic volume

       3.7.1.2 Interocclusal space

       3.7.1.3 Volume and characteristics of the edentulous ridge

       3.7.2 Occlusal factors

       3.7.2.1 Occlusal scheme

       3.7.2.2 Involvement in occlusion

       3.7.2.3 Occlusal parafunction

       3.7.3 Complexity of process

       3.7.3.1 Access

       3.7.3.2 Interim prosthesis

       3.7.3.3 Implant-supported provisional restoration

       3.7.3.4 Number and location of implants

       3.7.3.5 Loading protocols

       3.7.4 Complicating factors

       3.7.4.1 Biologic

       3.7.4.2 Mechanical and technical

       3.7.4.3 Maintenance

       Chapter 4: How Does the SAC Assessment Tool Derive a Classification?

      A. DAWSON, S. KELLER

       4.1 Introduction

       4.2 Definitions

       4.3 Workflow

       4.3.1 General risk assessment (GRA)

       4.3.2 Esthetic risk assessment (ERA)

       4.3.2.1 ERA

       4.3.2.2 EERA

      

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