Latin and English Terminology in Implantology: Modern Trends, Medical Applications, and Teaching Methodology

This article explores the role of Latin and English terminology in the field of implantology within the context of modern medical practice. Latin serves as the historical and structural foundation of anatomical and clinical terminology, while English functions as the primary language of contemporary scientific communication and technological advancement. The study analyzes key terminological units used in dental and medical implantology, including concepts related to osseointegration, digital planning, and biomaterials. In addition, the article examines the concept of medical implantation, its types, and clinical stages. Special attention is given to methodological approaches for teaching implantology-related terminology, such as communicative, contextual, and technology-enhanced learning methods. The findings highlight the importance of integrating linguistic and professional competencies in training future specialists.