Roots Submerged to Preserve Alveolar Bone: A Case Report

Goska, Francis A.; Vandrak, Robert F.

doi:10.1093/milmed/137.12.446

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“…Dating all the way back to the 1960's, submerging roots for preservation of the alveolar ridge was the first PET (10). This evolved from the overlay/overdenture technique, but with the tooth decoronated and covered beneath oral mucosa.…”

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“…This generally requires the cutting off the tooth crown (decoronation), with or without additional corono-apical reduction of the tooth root. The root may be vital, or endodontic treatment may be carried out (10,73).…”

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“…And while GBR by bone substitute material and membrane is likely the most widely used treatment for ridge defects today, preventative measures utilizing the patient's own tooth root to minimize ridge loss are far less popular as represented by far fewer reports in the literature (9). Tooth root-mediated ridge preservation dates back to before GBR was first reported (10). The 1970's already had 10-year data on root-resection to encourage molar retention in lieu of full extraction (11).…”

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“…Shankle, 1974, reported both vital and endodontically treated roots that became exposed and presented with "severe inflammatory reaction" (9/36 roots total)(87). 475 roots were submerged and reported on in 37 human studies, from 1972 to 2015 (TableS6)(1,10,14,63,65,66,73,. Most of these studies comprised case series.…”

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“…3 studies reported on implant-supported FPD(14,91,113). Of the combined human studies, 16 studies reported on vital RST(65, 73, 88, 89, 93-99, 102, 103, 108, 112, 116), 13 reported on endodontic treated roots(1,10,63,66,90,91,100,104,107,(109)(110)(111)(113)(114)(115), and 4 studies reported on both(14,101,105,106,117).…”

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Systematic review of root submergence V.1.3 Ridge preservation technique preference: A survey study V.1.4 The root submergence technique at single tooth sites to short-span edentulous sites V.1.5 The root submergence technique at long-span and fully edentulous jaws V.2 The socket-shield technique V.2.1 Historic evidence and origins of the technique V.2.2 Counter-argument and evidence: Systematic review of the SST V.2.3 Retrospective data: 128 socket shield cases with up to 4 years follow-up V.2.4 Human histologic data: Bone formation between root portion and dental implant V.2.5 Animal histologic data: Healing outcomes at different socket shield preparations V.3 Technique reports V.3.1 The partial extraction therapy protocol for the socket-shield technique V.3.2 Prosthetic management of the socket shield V.3.3 The molar socket shield V.3.4 The guided socket shield V.3.5 Pontic shield technique V.3.6 The Glocker technique (delayed socket shield) V.3.6 Molar root resection VI. DISCUSSION VII. CONCLUSIONS VII. NEW FINDINGS REFERENCES APPENDICES LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 3D -3-dimensional BB -bundle bone CBCT -cone beam computed tomography CTG -connective tissue graft dPTFE -dense polytetrafluoroethylene EMD -enamel matrix derivative FGG -free gingival graft FPD -fixed partial denture GBR -guided bone regeneration IIP -immediate implant placement IIPP -immediate implant placement and provisionalization MRR -molar root resection PDL -periodontal ligament PET -partial extraction therapy/therapies PRF -platelet-rich fibrin PS -pontic shield PST -pontic-shield technique RCT -randomized trial/randomized control trial RPD -removable partial denture RST -root submergence technique SR -systematic review SS -socket shield SST -socket-shield technique viii

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Section: V11 Historic Evidence and Origins Of The Techniquementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Pico Questionmentioning

confidence: 99%