2005
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0501.2005.01129.x
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A descriptive study on retrieved non‐threaded and threaded implant designs

Abstract: Within the limitations of this retrospective, retrieval study non-threaded cylindrical implants demonstrated a greater bone saucerization when evaluated in the light microscope.

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“…This has been often evidenced in the cross-sectional images of the screws and threads. 51,52 It can be speculated that the assumed perfect contact may act as a compensation factor to relieve stress concentration in the FE models that is actually prevented by the plastic deformation of metal in reality.…”
Section: Contact Analysis In Implant Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has been often evidenced in the cross-sectional images of the screws and threads. 51,52 It can be speculated that the assumed perfect contact may act as a compensation factor to relieve stress concentration in the FE models that is actually prevented by the plastic deformation of metal in reality.…”
Section: Contact Analysis In Implant Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7 Two main problems are related to the evaluation of retrieved human implants: (1) the frequent lack of relevant clinical information, and (2) the problems that can be encountered during implant retrieval, as in some cases where only small portions of peri-implant bone are present and can be evaluated. 8 Moreover, the quality of the material may vary widely between specimens. 8 These limitations notwithstanding, often it will be possible to draw some conclusions of clinical importance from the retrieved implants.…”
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“…Threaded implants have shown better bone implant contact and better bone fixation than non‐threaded implants (Bolind et al. ). Furthermore, it seems that bone implant contact and reverse torque measurements are significantly better with square threads than with V or reverse buttress threads (Steigenga et al.…”
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“…The thread design can also influence the alterations of marginal bone level and the progression of peri-implantitis. Threaded implants have shown better bone implant contact and better bone fixation than nonthreaded implants (Bolind et al 2005). Furthermore, it seems that bone implant contact and reverse torque measurements are Date: Accepted 16 September 2014 To cite this article: Dagorne C, Malet J, Bizouard G, Mora F, Rang e H, Bouchard P. Clinical evaluation of two dental implant macrostructures on peri-implant bone loss: a comparative, retrospective study.…”
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