Aim: After implant-insertion, bone tissue, newly-formed on peri-implant crest, undergoes to a mild marginal osseous readjustment due to build-up of inflammatory cell tissue (ICT). The present study verifies the possibility to limit bone resorption by placing implant fixtures 0.5 mm outside cortical bone edge. Methods: A clinically-controlled randomized study on 100 implants has been performed to compare early resorption process of implant fixtures placed 0.5 mm outside cortical bone edge with implant-fixtures inserted according to juxtacortical bone conventional protocols. Results: After 6 months, bone implant level was higher with emersion approach (-1.01±0.54 mm, mean±SD) than with submerged treatment (-1.56±0.5 mm) (P<0.001). Conclusion: Factors to achieve an excellent result at mean-long term seem to be very good, even though the latter have to be confirmed by follow-up.

Reduction of precocious peri-implant resorption cone / De Santis, D; Zanotti, G; Morandini, S; Bordanzi, A; Gerosa, R; Rodella, Lf; Rossetto, A; Chiarini, Luigi; Nocini, Pf; Bertossi, D.. - In: MINERVA STOMATOLOGICA. - ISSN 0026-4970. - ELETTRONICO. - 1:(2013), pp. 1-1.

Reduction of precocious peri-implant resorption cone

CHIARINI, Luigi;
2013

Abstract

Aim: After implant-insertion, bone tissue, newly-formed on peri-implant crest, undergoes to a mild marginal osseous readjustment due to build-up of inflammatory cell tissue (ICT). The present study verifies the possibility to limit bone resorption by placing implant fixtures 0.5 mm outside cortical bone edge. Methods: A clinically-controlled randomized study on 100 implants has been performed to compare early resorption process of implant fixtures placed 0.5 mm outside cortical bone edge with implant-fixtures inserted according to juxtacortical bone conventional protocols. Results: After 6 months, bone implant level was higher with emersion approach (-1.01±0.54 mm, mean±SD) than with submerged treatment (-1.56±0.5 mm) (P<0.001). Conclusion: Factors to achieve an excellent result at mean-long term seem to be very good, even though the latter have to be confirmed by follow-up.
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Reduction of precocious peri-implant resorption cone / De Santis, D; Zanotti, G; Morandini, S; Bordanzi, A; Gerosa, R; Rodella, Lf; Rossetto, A; Chiarini, Luigi; Nocini, Pf; Bertossi, D.. - In: MINERVA STOMATOLOGICA. - ISSN 0026-4970. - ELETTRONICO. - 1:(2013), pp. 1-1.
De Santis, D; Zanotti, G; Morandini, S; Bordanzi, A; Gerosa, R; Rodella, Lf; Rossetto, A; Chiarini, Luigi; Nocini, Pf; Bertossi, D.
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