Immediate loading of dental implants has gained widespread popularity because of its advantages in shortening treatment duration and improving esthetics and patient acceptance. However, whether immediate loading can achieve clinical outcomes comparable with those of early or conventional delayed loading is still unclear.

The implant survival rate might be influenced by many other elements including insertion torque, implant surface and design modifications, bone density alveolar ridge augmentation, load, infection, and smoking.
During the presentation Dr Rama will discuss the various factors that affect the future of Implants placed in various conditions with reference to the Osseointegration and evidence.