LLUSD - Chapter 11 - Implant Surgery The mean incidence of neurosensory disturbance following implant surgery is 7%.*TrueFalseNo denture modification is needed after dental implant surgery.*TrueFalseThe use of preoperative antibiotics may improve implant success.*TrueFalseInternal irrigation ensures clinical success while preparing dental implant sites and has been shown to be better than external irrigation.*TrueFalseA stress reduction protocol using IV sedation is the only method for placement of dental implants.*TrueFalseWhile limited data are available regarding surgical complications, hemorrhage – related complications are the ones with the lowest reported frequency.*TrueFalseThe team approach to dental implant treatment involves a restoring dentist and a surgeon.*TrueFalseThe use of a chlorhexidine rinse prior to and after surgery has little potential benefit.*TrueFalseA consent form is a legally necessary document that must be signed before any treatment is rendered.*TrueFalseThe team must decide if the patient is an appropriate candidate for implant treatment.*TrueFalseSoft tissue healing is best accomplished with an incision made at the crest of an edentulous ridge.*TrueFalsePlacement of implants under sterile/hospital protocol is required to achieve osseointegration.*TrueFalse
