What is the origin of and rational for NobelBiocare's On1 Healing Collar/Abutment?

What is the preferred features of an implant regarding threads, taper & cutting grooves?

What constitutes an effective self-tapping design for a dental implant?

What companies have contributed to innovations?

Should the neck of the implant
seal the crestal opening of the surgical site?

Do deeper threads alone increase initial stability or is the surgical protocol more important?

Can premium implant prices ($400+) be justified by claims of faster healing or increased success?

Does Nobel's All-on-3 Treefoil solution for the edentulous lower jaw obviate angled implants?

What are design advantages of Implant Direct's InterActive implants vs NobelActive?

Does having only one diameter internal shaft compromise emergence profile?

Does a smooth neck on an implant reduce peri-implantitis or just encourage bone loss?

Is there any advantage to a 74-84° lead in bevel compared to the 45° of the 1986 Screw-Vent?

What is the ideal implant surfaces? Machine → AlO₂ Blasted/Etched → HA → SBM → Anodized

Does HA coating increase attachment strength and does trabecular metal reduce initial stability?

Is there any clinical significance to Straumann's claim that SLActive surface reduces healing time?

Are the obvious disadvatages of subcrestal placement justifed by any perceived advatages?

Is platform switching inherent in all conical connection implants? Does it reduce bone loss?

What are the advantages of using a straight step drill vs a tapered drill for inserting a tapered implant?

Can the use of a bone tap be eliminated with the placement of self-taping implants?

What contributes more to implant fractures: choice of material, implant design or both?

Are Nobel's efforts to discourge use of Implant Direct's Nobel compatible abutments justified?