Journal of Dentistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
149, P. 105306 - 105306
Published: Aug. 16, 2024
To
assess
radiographic,
clinical
and
patient-reported
outcomes
of
single
zirconia
implant-supported
crowns
on
titanium
base
abutments
(TBA)
over
a
7.5-year
period.
Journal Of Clinical Periodontology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
49(11), P. 1145 - 1157
Published: July 12, 2022
Abstract
Aim
To
test
whether
the
emergence
profile
(CONVEX
or
CONCAVE)
of
implant‐supported
crowns
influences
mucosal
margin
stability
up
to
12
months
after
insertion
final
restoration.
Materials
and
Methods
Forty‐seven
patients
with
a
single
implant
in
anterior
region
were
randomly
allocated
one
three
groups:
(1)
CONVEX
(
n
=
15),
provisional
an
crown
both
convex
profile;
(2)
CONCAVE
16),
concave
(3)
CONTROL
no
(healing
abutment
only)
crown.
All
recalled
at
baseline,
6,
months.
The
along
clinical,
aesthetic,
profilometric
outcomes
as
well
time
costs
evaluated.
predict
presence
recession,
multivariable
logistic
regressions
performed
linear
models
using
generalized
estimation
equations
conducted
for
different
outcomes.
Results
Forty‐four
available
post‐loading.
frequency
recession
amounted
64.3%
group
CONVEX,
14.3%
CONCAVE,
31.4%
CONTROL.
Regression
revealed
that
was
significantly
associated
recessions
(odds
ratio:
12.6,
95%
confidence
interval:
1.82–88.48,
p
.01)
compared
profile.
Pink
aesthetic
scores
5.9
6.2
5.4
CONTROL,
significant
differences
between
groups
.735).
Groups
increased
appointments
group.
Conclusions
use
provisionals
results
greater
loading.
This
is
accompanied,
however,
by
absence
may
not
necessarily
enhance
Trial
registration:
German
Clinical
Trials
Register;
DRKS00009420.
Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
25(5), P. 840 - 852
Published: May 14, 2023
Abstract
Background
Implant
restorative
emergence
angle
and
profile
may
have
a
negative
impact
on
peri‐implant
marginal
bone
level
increase
the
risk
of
developing
peri‐implantitis.
However,
role
these
prosthetic
features
health
is
still
unclear.
The
aim
this
systematic
review
meta‐analyses
was
to
evaluate
long‐term
outcomes
implant
restorations
with
an
>30°
in
comparison
those
≤30°
terms
changes
level,
periodontal
parameters,
prevalence
rate
Methods
Electronic
databases
were
searched
identify
observational
studies
that
compared
≤30°.
bias
assessed
using
Cochrane
Collaboration's
Risk
Bias
tool.
Results
Four
912
dental
implants
397
participants
included
present
review.
Of
these,
455
had
>30°,
while
remaining
follow‐up
time
varied
between
3.8
10.9
years.
associated
less
>30°.
difference,
however,
not
statistically
significant
(mean
difference
0.80;
95%
confidence
interval
(CI)
−0.13
1.72;
p
=
0.09).
In
platform‐matched
implants,
two
groups
favor
profile,
convex
significantly
higher
peri‐implantitis
(57.8%)
concave
or
straight
(21.3%)
(risk
ratio
2.32;
CI
1.12–4.82;
0.02).
Conclusions
Within
limitation
review,
angles
seem
no
influence
level.
Platform‐matched
positive
effects
changes,
but
evidence
support
low
moderate
certainty.
Clinical and Experimental Dental Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(3), P. 425 - 436
Published: May 17, 2023
Abstract
Objectives
The
aim
of
this
study
was
to
investigate
the
association
Mucosal
Emergence
Angle
(MEA)
with
peri‐implant
tissue
mucositis.
Material
and
Methods
Forty‐seven
patients
103
posterior
bone
level
implants
underwent
clinical
radiographic
examination.
Three‐dimensional
data
from
Cone
Bean
Computer
Tomography
Optica
Scan
were
transposed.
Three
angles
defined:
MEA,
Deep
(DA)
Total
(TA)
measured
at
six
sites
for
each
implant.
Results
There
a
significant
correlation
between
MEA
Bleeding
on
Probing
all
an
overall
odds
ratio
odd
1.07
(95%
confidence
interval
[CI]
1.05–1.09,
p
<
0.001).
Sites
≥
30°,
40°,
50°,
60°,
70°
had
higher
risk
bleeding
3.1,
5,
7.5,
11.4
33.55,
respectively.
When
6
implant
prostheses
having
9.5
times
CI
1.70–52.97,
=
0.010).
Conclusions
Maintaining
no
wider
than
30°−40°
is
advisable,
while
should
be
keep
angle
as
narrow
clinically
feasible.
Registered
in
Thai
Clinical
Trials
Registry:
http://www.thaiclinicaltrials.org/show/TCTR20220204002
.
Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
26(3), P. 554 - 563
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
Abstract
Aim
To
investigate
whether
the
lack
of
keratinized
mucosa
(KM)
affects
peri‐implant
health
after
10
years
loading.
Materials
and
Methods
Data
from
74
patients
with
148
implants
two
randomized
controlled
studies
comparing
different
implant
systems
were
included
analyzed.
Clinical
parameters
including
bleeding
on
probing
(BOP),
depth
(PD),
plaque
index,
marginal
bone
loss
(MBL),
KM
width
(KMW)
at
buccal
sites
collected
baseline
(time
final
prosthesis
insertion),
5‐year
postloading.
Multivariable
logistic
linear
regression
models
by
means
a
generalized
estimated
equation
(GEE)
used
to
evaluate
influence
clinical
parameters;
BOP,
MBL,
PD,
adjusted
for
type
(one‐piece
or
two‐piece)
compliance.
Results
A
total
35
(24.8%)
healthy,
67
(47.5%)
had
mucositis
39
(27.6%)
affected
peri‐implantitis.
In
absence
(KM
=
0
mm),
75%
exhibited
mucositis,
while
in
presence
(KMW
>0
mm)
41.2%
mucositis.
Regarding
peri‐implantitis,
corresponding
percentages
20%
26.7%
mm).
Unadjusted
showed
that
tended
reduce
odds
showing
BOP
(OR:
0.28
[95%
CI,
0.07
1.09],
p
0.06).
The
model
revealed
having
0.21
0.05
0.85],
0.02)
using
two‐piece
0.34
0.15
0.75],
0.008)
significantly
reduced
BOP.
Adjusted
GEE
associated
MBL
changes
(
<
0.05).
Conclusion
appears
be
linked
such
as
but
association
is
weak.
design
one‐piece
may
account
their
increased
exhibiting
Journal Of Clinical Periodontology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
ABSTRACT
Aim
To
assess
the
impact
of
timing
soft‐tissue
augmentation
(STA)
on
mean
buccal
bone
changes
following
immediate
implant
placement
(IPP)
in
anterior
maxilla.
Materials
and
Methods
Patients
with
a
failing
tooth
intact
wall
maxilla
(15–25)
were
enrolled
this
randomized
controlled
trial.
Following
single
IIP
socket
grafting,
they
randomly
allocated
to
control
group
(immediate
STA
performed
during
same
surgical
procedure)
or
test
(delayed
3
months
later).
Implants
placed
guide
immediately
restored
an
implant‐supported
provisional
crown.
Changes
dimensions
assessed
using
superimposed
CBCT
images
taken
prior
surgery
at
1‐year
follow‐up.
Clinical
outcomes
registered
Results
Twenty
patients
each
(control:
16
females,
4
males,
age
57.6;
test:
9
11
54.2).
Ten
13
had
thick
phenotype.
Estimated
marginal
horizontal
loss
1
mm
below
shoulder
was
−0.553
−0.898
for
group,
respectively.
The
estimated
difference
0.344
favour
not
significant
(95%
CI:
−0.415
1.104;
p
=
0.363).
Also
all
other
vertical
levels,
no
differences
could
be
observed
between
groups.
combination
grafting
enabled
counteraction
any
(≥
0
mm)
82%
75%
(
1.000).
clinical
outcome
favourable
both
groups,
yet
implants
demonstrated
slightly
less
(median
0.20
mm;
95%
0.00–0.44;
0.028).
Conclusion
In
mainly
maxilla,
loss.
Trial
Registration
ClinicalTrials.gov
identifier:
NCT05537545
Journal Of Clinical Periodontology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
50(4), P. 533 - 546
Published: Jan. 12, 2023
Abstract
Aim
To
evaluate
the
relative
efficacy
and
confidence
in
precision
of
results
different
surgical
interventions
for
immediate
implant
placement
anterior
area.
Materials
Methods
Electronic
searches
were
performed
PubMed,
Embase,
Cochrane
CENTRAL.
Randomized
controlled
trials
comparing
techniques
jaws
type
1
included.
Outcome
measures
included
survival
(primary
outcome),
buccal
bone
thickness
(BBT)
reduction,
mid‐facial
soft
tissue
recession
(MSTR).
Risks
bias
assessment,
network
meta‐analysis
(NMA),
sensitivity
analysis,
quality‐of‐evidence
assessment
performed.
Results
Twenty‐two
studies
reporting
on
948
subjects
5
Fourteen
early
failures
reported.
Compared
with
open‐flap
surgery
without
augmentation
(F‐N)
looking
at
BBT
preservation,
NMA
showed
that
there
was
moderate
flapless
hard
(FL‐HTA)
better
than
(FL‐N)
or
(F‐HTA)
(mean
difference
–0.8
mm,
95%
interval:
−1.1
to
−0.5
mm;
−0.6
−0.9
−0.4
−0.7
−0.3
respectively).
There
(FL‐HTA&STA)
could
significantly
prevent
MSTR
compared
FL‐HTA
(−0.5
mm)
FL‐N
(−0.6
−1.2
−0.04
mm).
However,
no
significant
additional
benefit
FL‐HTA&STA
approach
(−0.30
−0.81
0.21
Conclusions
For
areas,
preserves
(moderate
confidence);
adding
STA
improves
stability
level
confidence)
but
expense
(low
confidence).
Clinical and Experimental Dental Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
9(3), P. 418 - 424
Published: March 29, 2023
Recent
research
has
suggested
the
contour
of
prosthesis
and
vertical
height
peri-implant
mucosa
as
important
parameters
that
can
influence
long
term
health
stability
tissue.
In
particular,
overcontouring
been
correlated
with
an
increased
risk
for
peri-implantitis,
while
reduced
soft
tissue
associated
marginal
bone
loss,
recession,
other
complications.
Although
these
two
have
investigated
independent
in
current
literature,
clinical
experience
points
toward
a
close
interrelation
between
transmucosal
angle.
It
is
often
found
implant
supracrestal
complex
main
reason
prosthesis.
At
same
time,
achieving
favorable
30o
or
less
not
possible
unless
clinician
ensured
adequate
The
purpose
this
short
communication
to
establish
relation
by
utilizing
theoretical
geometry
equation
based
on
Pythagorean
theorem.
doing
so,
one
use
dimensions
well
those
at
mucosal
margin
calculate
essential
contour.As
treatment
plan
"top-down,"
case
deficient
height,
subcrestal
placement
should
be
considered
achieve
proper
contour.
Clinical Oral Investigations,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
27(12), P. 7327 - 7336
Published: Oct. 31, 2023
Abstract
Objectives
To
compare
clinical,
radiographic,
biological
and
technical
long-term
outcomes
of
two
types
dental
implants
over
a
period
10
years.
Materials
methods
Ninety-eight
were
placed
in
64
patients
,
randomly
allocated
to
one
manufacturers
(AST
STM).
All
loaded
with
fixed
restorations.
Outcome
measures
assessed
at
implant
insertion
(T
i
),
baseline
examination
L
1,
3,
5,
8
)
Data
analysis
included
survival,
bone
level
changes,
complications
clinical
measures.
Results
Re-examination
was
performed
43
(23
AST
20
STM)
The
based
on
37
(AST)
32
(STM)
implants.
Survival
rates
100%
obtained
for
both
groups.
median
changes
the
marginal
levels
between
T
(the
primary
endpoint)
amounted
loss
0.07
mm
group
gain
0.37
STM
(intergroup
p
=
0.008).
Technical
occurred
27.0%
15.6%
STM.
prevalence
peri-implant
mucositis
29.7%
50.1%
(STM).
peri-implantitis
0%
6.3%
Conclusions
Irrespective
system
used,
survival
after
years
high.
Minimal
observed,
statistically
significant
but
clinically
negligible
favor
more
frequently
encountered
AST,
while
had
higher
mucositis.
Clinical Oral Implants Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(10), P. 1047 - 1057
Published: July 17, 2023
Abstract
Background
The
shape
of
implant
restorations
is
critical
for
function
and
aesthetics.
It
may
also
be
important
in
peri‐implant
tissue
health
preservation.
This
study
aimed
to
associate
the
restorative
contour
a
single
crown
with
marginal
dental
plaque
accumulation,
inflammation
probing
depths.
Methods
Subjects
screw‐retained
restoration
were
clinically
examined.
presence
biofilm,
pocket
depths
dependent
variables.
emergence
angle,
profile
depth
mucosal
tunnel
measured
on
superimposed
digital
scans
soft‐tissue
complex,
removed
mounted
an
analogue
soft
tissue.
Results
One
hundred
twenty
two
subjects
(46.7%
female,
68.9%
never
smokers,
77%
treated
periodontitis
52.5%
participating
regular
supportive
care)
angles
at
margin
15.3
±
9.4°,
12.7
8.5°,
31.3
11.8°
19.2
9.8°
mesial,
distal,
vestibular
oral
aspects
crowns.
largest
observed
aspect
(74.6%
cases),
reaching
maximum
61.7°,
profiles
convex
59%
cases.
Generalized
estimating
equations
indicated
that
site‐specific
platform‐level
angle
significantly
associated
detectable
accumulation
(
p
<
.01)
bleeding
.02).
Conclusions
Subtle
variations
are
biofilm
inflammation.
These
findings
3D
planning/positioning
preservation
health.
BDJ,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
236(10), P. 765 - 771
Published: May 24, 2024
Current
research
has
identified
features
of
the
prosthetic
design
with
potential
to
significantly
impact
long-term
health
peri-implant
tissues,
while
choice
components
is
also
shown
be
critical
in
an
effort
reduce
complications
implant
therapy.
Overcontouring
prosthesis
emergence
profile
been
associated
marginal
bone
loss,
recession
and
peri-implantitis,
mucosal
angle
have
a
strong
association
tissue
inflammation.
Further
elements
interest
include
convexity/concavity
restoration,
connection
different
geometric
configurations
junctions,
as
well
dimensions.
With
regards
components,
between
original
third-party-manufactured
might
come
implications,
differences
material
microgeometry
precision
fit
overall
performance,
potentially
leading
complications.
Scrutiny
specifications
manufacturing
essential
when
are
considered.
The
aim
this
narrative
review
was
summarise
current
evidence
restorative
selection
which
can
implications
for
success
Furthermore,
aimed
at
interpretating
scientific
into
meaningful
strategies
recommendations
implement
clinical
practice
dentistry.