Die klinische abdeckung von dehiszenzen bei der sofortimplantation - drei chirurgische konzepte für den primären weichgewebeverschluss

Translated title of the contribution: Clinical coverage of dehiscence defects in immediate implant procedures: Three surgical modalities to achieve primary soft tissue closure

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Abstract

In 61 patients, 61 consecutive implants were placed immediately after extraction of one anterior or premolar maxillary tooth. One of 3 surgical approaches based on rotated full (RPF) or rotated split (RSPF) palatal flaps, with and without the use of barrier membranes to enable primary soft tissue closure, was applied. A bovine bone mineral graft was used in all cases. At the time of implant placement, the distance between the most apicobuccal alveolar crestal bone and the coronal aspect of the implant body was measured; this was measured again at second-stage surgery. All implants appeared clinically stable. The buccal crestal bone gain was statistically significant for all groups (RPF = 2 mm, RSPF = 1.6 mm, RSPF with membrane = 3.7 mm) (P <.001). Analysis of covariance showed a significant covariant for preoperative measurements; however, this was not significant between groups.

Translated title of the contributionClinical coverage of dehiscence defects in immediate implant procedures: Three surgical modalities to achieve primary soft tissue closure
Original languageGerman
Pages (from-to)345-358
Number of pages14
JournalImplantologie
Volume11
Issue number4
StatePublished - 2003

Keywords

  • Alveolar process
  • Endosseous dental implantation
  • Oral mucosa
  • Oral surgical procedures

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