Markarian As em São Paulo

At the clinic in São Paulo (clinic ImplArt), Markarian As is presented within the implant dentistry and dental prosthetics environment connected to Dr. Roberto Adrian Markarian’s work. The clinic materials emphasize research topics that support everyday clinical decisions—especially how prosthetic materials and framework design influence load transfer to dental implants. Publications listed in the clinic materials include laboratory and biomechanical studies such as marginal adaptation of zirconia abutments produced with CAD/CAM systems. Other listed work includes photoelastic analysis of stress distribution after installation of fixed prostheses.

Education

• PhD — Dr. Roberto Adrian Markarian, PhD (as stated on the ImplArt page).

Work experience

• Clinical Director — clinic ImplArt (listed on the ImplArt page for Dr. Roberto Markarian).
• Assistant in the Fixed Prosthetics Team — Faculty of Dentistry, University of São Paulo (role described; dates not stated).

Clinical focus and techniques

The clinic’s described focus links implant dentistry with prosthetic planning and digital workflows, supported by published biomechanical research.

• CAD/CAM in prosthetic components, including a study on marginal adaptation of CAD/CAM-customized zirconia abutments.
• Photoelastic analysis used to evaluate stress distribution around parallel and angled implants after fixed prosthesis installation.
• Microleakage / microinfiltration topics addressed in panel work on “healthy teeth.”
• Prosthetic materials and load transfer research, including work on how prosthetic materials influence load transfer to dental implants.

Professional societies and certifications

• CRO-SP 73.583 (listed for Dr. Roberto Markarian).

Academic output

Across multiple listed publications, the clinic materials highlight research spanning prosthetic material behavior, framework fit, and biomechanical outcomes in implant-supported restorations. Examples include studies in Brazilian Oral Research and Journal of Prosthodontics focused on stress distribution and marginal gaps over angled and parallel implants. The record also includes international scientific work on Artificial Intelligence in Prosthodontics, with a Springer Nature chapter co-authorship noted for 2026.

Courses and advanced training

• Academy of Dental Materials annual meeting — Banff, Alberta, Canada (1998) (panel/presentation context).
• 7th Research Meeting of FOUSP, São Paulo — panel (1999).
• 21st Research Meeting of the Brazilian Society for Dental Research, Águas de Lindóia — panel (2002).
• 21st International Dentistry Congress of São Paulo — panel (2003).

Awards and recognition

• No specific awards are listed in the provided clinic materials.

For international patients, the clinic describes the ability to schedule online consultations and to coordinate treatment planning in São Paulo. The clinic’s emphasis on digital prosthetics and implant rehabilitation is paired with a research-oriented approach to materials, fit, and biomechanical performance. Patients considering implant-supported restorations can expect planning that reflects both clinical experience and published technical evidence. The team’s work supports prosthetic options ranging from implant-supported crowns to full-arch solutions, depending on the case.