Impression Techniques in Implant Dentistry explores the critical steps involved in accurately transferring intraoral implant positions to laboratory models. This book provides a comprehensive overview of conventional and digital impression methods, including open- and closed-tray techniques, splinting procedures, and the latest advancements in intraoral scanning. It emphasizes accuracy, material selection, and clinical efficiency for achieving optimal prosthetic outcomes. Through evidence-based discussions and practical guidance, readers gain insight into minimizing errors and enhancing precision in implant restorations. Ideal for dental students, clinicians, and specialists, this resource bridges clinical knowledge with modern digital workflows in implant dentistry.