Modified Insertion Technique for Immediate Implant Placement into Fresh Extraction Socket in the First Maxillary Molar Sites: A 3-Year Prospective Study

Acocella, Alessandro; Bertolai, Roberto; Sacco, R.

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“…For example, the results reported by Acocella et al (2) and Bruschi et al (4) with the use of a modification of the Summers' technique or localized management of sinus floor (LMSF) demonstrate a high degree of predictability in the placement of implants in the ideal prosthetic positions at the time of the removal of maxillary molars. In this technique, tapered-end osteotomes with increasing diameters were used in an area of the inter-radicular bone pointed with a round bur.…”

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confidence: 97%

“…Acocella et al (2) in 2010 used a modified technique for implant placement into fresh extraction socket in the first maxillary molar sites. Prosthetic reconstruction was initiated three months later.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Since there is a clinical correlation between implant failure and periodontitis as a reason for tooth extraction (25), in the studies reviewed in this research, none of the implants were placed in fresh extraction sockets of the teeth with periodontal or periapical infection (2,4,5,7,8).…”

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Immediate Implantation in Maxillary Molar Sites: A Literature Review

Esfahrood

Nourelahi

2015

Middle East J Rehabil Health

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Context: For many years, the standard protocol for implant placement was the delayed method which is to wait until the bone is matured after tooth extraction. Evidence Acquisition: The increasing demand for shorter rehabilitation times have led to the introduction of immediate implant placement. Although this method offers many advantages like minimal number of surgical procedures, less morbidity and shorter rehabilitation time, it is associated with some complications such as complicated extractions, localized bone defects surrounding the implant, and improper implant position because of the socket anatomy. Results: Immediate implants were most frequently used for incisor and premolar sites and there is very little data available on immediate implantation in the molar area. In this research, we reviewed all the existing papers on immediate implantation of maxillary molars with special focus on success and survival rate. The success and survival rate of immediate implantation into fresh extraction socket of maxillary molars was more than 90%, which was similar to conventional type delayed implants. Conclusions: It was observed that the success and survival rate of maxillary molar immediate implant was relatively high and similar to those of conventional delayed implants.

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Immediate Implantation in Maxillary Molar Sites: A Literature Review

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Nourelahi

2015

Middle East J Rehabil Health

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“…In such sites, in order to develop sufficient bone to house the implant, osteotomy preparation can include localized indirect, sinus floor elevation using osteotomes [56][57][58][59][60], specialized burs [61] or piezoelectric tips [62]. Particulate mineralized allograft or xenograft particles or autogenous PRP-fibrin clots [63] often are used in these procedures to maximize new bone formation around the implant apex.…”

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Guidelines for Optimizing Outcomes with Immediate Molar Implant Placement

Deporter¹

2017

Austin J Dent

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This paper is a follow-up to a recent systematic literature review with metaanalysis of outcomes when using immediate molar implants (IMIs). An attempt has been made to offer guidelines to assist clinicians in their successful use of this treatment approach. The surgeon's ability, proper case selection, socket anatomy, and specific modifications in osteotomy preparation all are crucial in avoiding errors, complications and implant failure. While long-term data are sparse, IMIs appear to be a viable treatment option if the offered guidelines are strictly followed.Keywords: Tooth extraction; Dental implantation; Endosseous; Guided tissue regeneration IntroductionWe have recently published a systematic review and metaanalysis of literature published from November 2008 to May 2015 reporting outcomes following immediate molar dental implant (IMI) placement [1]. The search format was that recommended by the Academy of Osseointegration Workshop on the State of Science on Implant Dentistry (SSID) [2,3]. The search language used was similar to that employed in a previous review conducted by others on IMI data up to October 2008 [4]. Criteria for qualification of studies to be included in the analysis were: i) at least 10 IMIs; ii) minimum followup 1 year in function; iii) clearly reported/interpretable survival and/or success (based on crestal bone loss) data; and iv) use of rootform, solid, titanium or titanium alloy implants. Fifteen publications fulfilling these criteria were identified, none of which were doubleblind, randomized, controlled prospective clinical trials. Recognizing this limitation, our analysis supported Atieh's earlier conclusion [4] that it is possible to obtain good outcomes with IMIs with the added proviso that those of diameters >6 mm may be at greater risk of failure.There are obvious advantages for patients and clinicians in providing immediate implant replacement of molar teeth. These include fewer and potentially less invasive surgical procedures, greater patient acceptance, less chair time, lower treatment fees, shorter treatment times, and potentially fewer risks. The clinician needs to be aware, however, that achieving success with IMIs is affected by many factors. In the present paper, we have attempted to formulate guidelines for the successful use of IMIs. Considerations will include case selection, reason for extraction, quality and quantity of keratinized tissue, socket anatomy and how it impacts osteotomy preparation, implant design, and initial implant stability. Discussion Case selectionAs with all technique-sensitive surgical procedures, not all clinicians will be capable of successfully employing IMI procedures because of infrequent usage of the procedure, failure to follow

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“…A monta de perda óssea nesta região é de 23% nos primeiros seis meses e nos cinco anos subseqüentes chega a mais 11% Okamoto, 1978;Wang et al, 2004;Irinakis, 2006;Babbush, 2007;Fragiskos, 2007;Irinakis;Tabesh, 2007;Oltramari et al, 2007;Fickl et al, 2008b;Demarosi et al, 2009;Fickl et al 2009a;Fickl et al 2009b;Acocella et al, 2010;Cortes;Cortes, 2010).…”

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Manobra de Chompret: alterações dimensionais alveolares vestíbulo palatinas em regiões homólogas que foram submetidas a exodontia

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Foronda e Samantha Cavalcanti pela amizade, ética -sobretudo humana, cumplicidade e por compartilharem comigo a experiência de realizar este curso. À Profa. Dra. Andréia Aparecida Traina, minha colega de graduação, pelo seu alento e apoio durante a realização deste curso. Ao Prof. Dr. Reinaldo de Brito e Dias por me garantir livre acesso ao laboratório de prótese do Departamento, bem como dos equipamentos nele presentes.Aos docentes Profs. Drs.

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Modified Insertion Technique for Immediate Implant Placement into Fresh Extraction Socket in the First Maxillary Molar Sites: A 3-Year Prospective Study

Cited by 25 publications

References 23 publications

Immediate Implantation in Maxillary Molar Sites: A Literature Review

Immediate Implantation in Maxillary Molar Sites: A Literature Review

Guidelines for Optimizing Outcomes with Immediate Molar Implant Placement

Manobra de Chompret: alterações dimensionais alveolares vestíbulo palatinas em regiões homólogas que foram submetidas a exodontia

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