Periiimplantitis. Renvert S., Giovanoli J.-L.

This book was the result of cooperation between two wonderful periodontologists, each of which does a lot to improve the quality of periodontological treatment in Europe. Over the past 20 years, Jean-Louis Giovanioli and Stefan Renvert have been actively working in the European period of periodontalology and together organized several Europerio congresses.

Both author have rich clinical experience in the field of periodontology and implantology.

It is interesting The fact that the Swede Stefan Renvert and the Frenchman Jean-Louis Giovanioli received a periodontological education in the United States of America, but Stefan devoted his professional life to research and teaching, while Jean-Louis preferred private periodontal practice.

Currently, Stefan Renvert is a professor and head of dental studies of Christianstad University (Sweden), as well as an invited professor of dental clinic of Dublin University (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland) and the Polytechnic Institute in Blecking (Karlskron, Sweden). He published more than 150 articles in leading international dental magazines. The main field of Stefan’s scientific interest is the diagnosis and treatment of tissues surrounding dental implants.

Jean-Louis Giovanoli leads a private dental practice in Paris (France), which specializes in the field of periodontology and implantology. In addition, he is the editor -in -chief of Titane magazine (Quintessence). Jean-Louis was one of the first to study deeply to study the problem of infectious lesions of the surrounding tissue implants, so he has a unique experience in the treatment of periimplantitis.

when the authors of this book just began to give lectures on tissue infections around implants, they were faced with significant skepticism with The sides of their colleagues. However, over time, the problem of Periimplantitis began to arouse more and more interest, and its relevance today is not in doubt. In this book, Jean-Louis and Stefan generously share their knowledge in the field of diagnosis and treatment of biological complications in implantology, which are increasingly found in dental practice.