Retrospective Analysis of Dental Implants Placed Between 2012 and 2014: Indications, Risk Factors, and Early Survival

Grisar, Koenraad; Sinha, D; Schoenaers, Joseph; Dormaar, Titiaan; Politis, Constantinus

doi:10.11607/jomi.5332

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“…This is consistent with that of the literature which in recent years has reported a survival rate of 83 to 97%. 7,8,11 Although 67% of implant failures occurred in those who were >60 years, this study did not produce a statistically significant result. The literature is divided as to whether advancing age is truly a risk factor for failure.…”

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Risk Factors associated with Dental Implant Failure: A Study of 302 Implants placed in a Regional Center

Oztel

Bilski

2017

The Journal of Contemporary Dental Practice

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Aim:The aim of this research is to determine which risk factors are associated with dental implant failure and survival. Materials and methods:Data pertaining to patients who received one or more dental implants from 2011 to 2013 in a regional center were retrospectively reviewed. This included a total of 302 Biomet 3i NanoTite Tapered Certain implants placed in 177 patients. All patients were followed up until the end of 2015.Results: This study found an overall success rate of 95%. Statistically significant factors that were found to affect implant survival were implant length, surgical technique, and presence of diabetes mellitus DM. Age, gender, body mass index (BMI), implant site, smoking, and variable operators were not found to have any significant implant on implant survival. Conclusion:This study has demonstrated that the incidence of implant failure and its complications is affected by a number of important factors that clinicians should consider when assessing patients. A follow-up study with a larger sample size, longer follow-up period, and details of the type of prosthetic rehabilitation would be beneficial in producing more definitive conclusions which may improve clinical practice.Clinical significance: Dental implants play an important role in modern-day dental rehabilitation. It is vital that clinicians understand the impact of variable risk factors on implant survival. This study will add to the growing literature on the subject.

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Risk Factors associated with Dental Implant Failure: A Study of 302 Implants placed in a Regional Center

Oztel

Bilski

2017

The Journal of Contemporary Dental Practice

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“…In order to increase survival and success rates of implants, all risk factors should be identified in the planning stage of implant surgery . Smoking, male gender, edentulism, implant diameter, and bone augmentations are previously identified risk factors for early implant failure . In 2017, a retrospective study that included 1017 implant patients found that implants placed in the mandible had a higher risk of presenting early inflammation .…”

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“…for early implant failure. 9 In 2017, a retrospective study that included 1017 implant patients found that implants placed in the mandible had a higher risk of presenting early inflammation. 10 They also found that as the number of implants placed increased, so did the risk of early inflammation.…”

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Incidental findings of implant complications on postimplantation CBCTs: A cross‐sectional study

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Barbu

Lorean

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Clin Implant Dent Rel Res

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Despite the popularity of dental implants, the surgical placement of these implants is not a riskless procedure. Implant mal-positioning might be life-threatening and can lead to serious bleeding, airway obstruction, and unnecessary postoperative surgeries. Complications of dental implants are not obsolete and dental implant associated problems may not be apparent immediately. Surgeons must have proper training and use evidenced-based treatment planning in order to prevent dental implant complications.

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“…Thus it may end up in permanent or transitory sensitive, tactile and thermal changes 7 . Depending on the quantity of pressure exerted on the mental nerve, the injury to the could be categorized as neurapraxia or as axonotmesis 8 . Lower lip numbness is a common symptom that occurs due to damage, injury or irritation of the mental nerve.…”

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An Insight Into a Disappeared Mental Foramen in an Edentulous Old Age Mandible

2020

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In old age the teeth in the alveolar sockets of mandible is lost and is called as edentulous mandible. If the teeth are lost, alveolar bone is resorbed and the mental foramen comes to lie nearer the superior border of the body of the mandible. The objective of this study is to determine the position of mental foramen in an edentulous old age mandible. A total of 50 edentulous old age mandibles were collected from the department of anatomy, RVS dental college and hospital at Coimbatore. The position of mental foramen was observed manually based on the criteria whether the foramen lies close to the alveolar border or on the alveolar ridge. Out of 50 mandibles, 40 mandibles showed the mental foramen lies close to the alveolar border, 9 showed on the alveolar ridge and one mandible showed a unique feature of disappeared mental foramen with exposed mandibular canal. Since the mandibular canal is exposed along the anterior part of the body of the mandible the mental nerve may be covered by the oral mucosa alone. In intraoral procedures, the mental nerve is under high risk of getting impaired since its position lies adjacent to the alveolar crest and hence the knowledge about the position of mental foramen in edentulous mandible is important for Anatomist, Oral Surgeons and Health care professionals.

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Retrospective Analysis of Dental Implants Placed Between 2012 and 2014: Indications, Risk Factors, and Early Survival

Cited by 59 publications

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Risk Factors associated with Dental Implant Failure: A Study of 302 Implants placed in a Regional Center

Risk Factors associated with Dental Implant Failure: A Study of 302 Implants placed in a Regional Center

Incidental findings of implant complications on postimplantation CBCTs: A cross‐sectional study

An Insight Into a Disappeared Mental Foramen in an Edentulous Old Age Mandible

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