Immediate Implant Placement: A Case Series

Hoffmann, Oliver; Beaumont, Christian; Zafiropoulos, Gregor–Georg

doi:10.1563/801.1

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“…Studies showing long-term results of these two methods are scarce, and the number of cases is limited. 2,3 This article presents three different immediate loading cases and shows clinical and radiographic status after short-term functional loading.…”

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Immediate Loading: Three Cases with up to 38 Months of Clinical Follow-up

Bilhan

Sönmez²,

Mumcu³

et al. 2009

Journal of Oral Implantology

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Since the first report describing the placement of dental implants into fresh extraction sockets, there has been an increasing interest in this technique. The advantages of immediate implant placement have been reported to include a reduction in the number of surgical interventions, potentially decreased alveolar bone resorption after tooth loss, and shorter treatment time. Appropriate indications, good surgical technique, and the use of a prosthetic protocol have resulted in success for immediate loading and immediate implantation. Adverse patient-related factors, such as systemic health, a smoking habit, poor oral hygiene, presence of a thin biotype, or an infection in the region of the extraction, are contraindications for this treatment. Patient satisfaction is very high, and some difficulties related to the implantation site in late implantations may be eliminated. This article reports on three cases of immediate loading with up to 30 months of clinical follow-up.

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confidence: 99%

Immediate Loading: Three Cases with up to 38 Months of Clinical Follow-up

Bilhan

Sönmez²,

Mumcu³

et al. 2009

Journal of Oral Implantology

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“…Studies showing the long-term results of these two methods are scarce and the number of cases is limited [12,13]. In our experience, it seems that the use of temporary plastic abutments or zirconia abutments is not indispensable.…”

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“…For the achievement of esthetic results, several other factors seem to play a more important role. During surgery, dental implants should be positioned 3-dimensionally in the correct position and primary stability must be obtained for loading [2,12,13], both of which were adequately achieved in the cases presented here. Additionally, the socket walls where the implant will be placed must be intact to ensure later soft tissue esthetics [14].…”

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The use of definitive implant abutments for the fabrication of provisional crowns: a case series

Bilhan

Geçkili

Mumcu

2011

J Periodontal Implant Sci

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PurposeThe anterior region is a challenge for most clinicians to achieve optimal esthetics with dental implants. The provisional crown is a key factor in the success of obtaining pink esthetics around restorations with single implants, by soft tissue and inter-proximal papilla shaping. Provisional abutments bring additional costs and make the treatment more expensive. Since one of the aims of the clinician is to reduce costs and find more economic ways to raise patient satisfaction, this paper describes a practical method for chair-side fabrication of non-occlusal loaded provisional crowns used by the authors for several years successfully.MethodsTwenty two patients (9 males, 13 females; mean age, 36,72 years) with one missing anterior tooth were treated by using the presented method. Metal definitive abutments instead of provisional abutments were used and provisional crowns were fabricated on the definitive abutments for all of the patients. The marginal fit was finished on a laboratory analogue and temporarily cemented to the abutments. The marginal adaptation of the crowns was evaluated radiographically.ResultsThe patients were all satisfied with the final appearance and no complications occurred until the implants were loaded with permanent restorations.ConclusionsThe use of the definitive abutments for provisional crowns instead of provisional abutments reduces the costs and the same results can be obtained.

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“…To overcome these difficulties, single stage implants were introduced with the advantage of increased patient acceptance and shortened procedure time. [12] Rapid loading protocol for aesthetic single-tooth replacement can increase patient acceptance by limiting multi-step process of dental implant therapy. [34] Mauro Donati et al .…”

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Rehabilitation using single stage implants

Mohamed

Sudarsan

Arun

et al. 2009

J Indian Soc Periodontol

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Implant related prosthesis has become an integral part of rehabilitation of edentulous areas. Single stage implant placement has become popular because of its ease of use and fairly predictable results. In this paper, we present a series of cases of single stage implants being used to rehabilitate different clinical situations. All the implants placed have been successfully restored and followed up for up to one year.

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Immediate Implant Placement: A Case Series

Cited by 4 publications

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Immediate Loading: Three Cases with up to 38 Months of Clinical Follow-up

Immediate Loading: Three Cases with up to 38 Months of Clinical Follow-up

The use of definitive implant abutments for the fabrication of provisional crowns: a case series

Rehabilitation using single stage implants

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