One‐by‐one immediate dental implants: A papillae preservation concept for adjacent implants in a compromised periodontal case

Khoury, Georges; Chamieh, Frédéric; Fromentin, Olivier

doi:10.1002/ccr3.2929

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“…[36][37][38] Most case reports describing adjacent implants in the esthetic zone present restoration of the upper central incisors. 39,40 The anatomical features of the incisive papilla provide higher resistance to atrophy; furthermore, its insufficiency does not impact smile symmetry due to its central position. The clinical characteristics of the incisive papilla and interdental papilla between upper central and lateral incisors differ in natural dentitions.…”

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Effects of socket‐shield therapy on inter‐implant papilla preservation between upper central and lateral incisors: A case series with 3–5 year follow‐up

Pohl

2023

J Esthet Restor Dent

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ObjectiveDespite significant progress within implant prosthetic therapy, preserving the papilla between two adjacent implants in the esthetic zone, particularly between central and lateral incisors, remains challenging. This case series aims to report a papilla preservation approach between adjacent upper central‐lateral incisor implants using the socket‐shield technique.Clinical ConsiderationsSix patients with natural dentition received unilateral adjacent central‐lateral incisor implants with different socket shield configurations. The esthetic outcomes were clinically assessed after 3–5 years of follow‐up. Post‐operative papilla fill was evaluated on intraoral images compared to baseline characteristics and the contralateral papilla. Papilla height was preserved in all cases, with minimal alterations observed.ConclusionsWithin the limitations of the present case series, the socket‐shield technique demonstrated favorable outcomes in preserving the papilla between adjacent upper central‐lateral incisor implants in the midterm follow‐up. Clinical studies are warranted to validate these results.Clinical SignificanceThe socket‐shield technique seems promising in preserving the inter‐implant papilla between adjacent central‐lateral incisor implants.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Most case reports describing adjacent implants in the esthetic zone present restoration of the upper central incisors 39,40 . The anatomical features of the incisive papilla provide higher resistance to atrophy; furthermore, its insufficiency does not impact smile symmetry due to its central position.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effects of socket‐shield therapy on inter‐implant papilla preservation between upper central and lateral incisors: A case series with 3–5 year follow‐up

Pohl

2023

J Esthet Restor Dent

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One‐by‐one immediate dental implants: A papillae preservation concept for adjacent implants in a compromised periodontal case

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Effects of socket‐shield therapy on inter‐implant papilla preservation between upper central and lateral incisors: A case series with 3–5 year follow‐up

Effects of socket‐shield therapy on inter‐implant papilla preservation between upper central and lateral incisors: A case series with 3–5 year follow‐up

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