个性化基台-冠一体式临时修复体在美学区种植修复中的应用

目的本文针对美学区种植修复中软组织塑形的难题,介绍了一种改良的个性化基台-冠一体式临时修复体的设计制作方法。方法牙种植体植入3个月后,通过数字化技术镜像缺失牙对侧同名牙的形态,设计制作个性化基台-冠一体式临时修复体,佩戴3个月后观察种植体周软组织塑形效果,制作、戴入永久修复体并随访1年。结果患者戴入永久修复体后随访一年,种植体周软组织塑形效果稳定,粉红色美学评分稳步上升达12分。X线根尖片显示种植体周边缘骨水平稳定。结论个性化基台-冠一体式临时修复体应用于美学区种植修复取得了良好的软组织塑形效果。     

后牙即刻种植的临床观察

目的 :评价后牙即刻种植的方法、效果以及临床意义。方法 :对能满足即刻种植的20颗后牙经微创拔牙后,翻瓣或不翻瓣植入种植体,种植体周围植入骨粉,翻瓣者则覆盖生物膜。种植体植入3~6个月后常规取模,完成上部修复结构。种植体完成修复后随访6~34个月。结果:所有种植牙随访期间内正常行使功能,美学效果令人满意。CT示颊侧骨板骨吸收为(-0.65 mm±1.29 mm);近远中骨吸收为(1.23 mm±0.23 mm)。统计显示:即刻种植术前与术后龈乳头指数及种植体近远中骨吸收无明显差异,即刻种植后种植体颊向骨板吸收及种植体稳定系数与拔牙后牙槽嵴吸收有差异。结论:后牙即刻种植能有效维持种植体周围软硬组织的高度和宽度,对有即刻种植适应证的患者,可减少手术次数,缩短治疗时间,临床效果可靠。     

单个前牙种植体即刻种植和即刻修复的牙龈美学效果评价

目的:评价种植体即刻种植即刻修复的牙龈美学效果及患者对美观的满意度.方法:观察28例患者28枚ITI种植体在单个前牙种植体即刻种植即刻临时冠修复,对种植义齿周围的牙龈美观状况及相应的软组织健康状况进行观察,并对患者满意度进行调查,托槽弓丝固定3个月,6个月后行永久烤瓷冠修复.结果:12个月时所有种植体都发生了骨结合现象,种植义齿周围的软组织外形正常,牙问乳头外形大小与菌斑附着,龈炎并不相关.患者对即刻种植修复的美学效果均非常满意.结论:在严格掌握适应证的前提下,单个前牙即刻种植修复比延期修复可获得更佳的软组织外形,尤其是牙间乳头外形大小达到更理想的美学效果.     

Development of natural soft tissue architecture and interdental papillae between adjacent implants in the aesthetic zone.

A classification of predicted vertical height of the interdental papillae has been developed based on whether a papilla has a tooth, a pontic, or an implant on either side of it. Based on this classification, it may be prudent to avoid the placement of adjacent implants in multiple-unit restorations. To further enhance the aesthetics of multiple-unit restorations, endodontically retained roots may be submerged between implant sites. Some patients, however, require adjacent implants due to limited bone support. Others request them for personal reasons. In these cases, additional efforts must be made to create naturally appearing soft tissue architecture with full and symmetrical papillae.     

Avoiding errors and complications related to immediate implant placement in the esthetic area with a mucogingival approach

Immediate implant placement is considered the treatment of choice for single tooth replacement in the esthetic area. However, this treatment is associated with several critical drawbacks related to the inadequate assessment/management of the soft and hard peri-implant tissues and their subsequent remodeling, resulting in peri-implant soft-tissue defects that can lead to impaired esthetic outcomes in time. We describe in detail how the mucogingival approach to immediate implant placement ensures a standard result regardless of the baseline soft-hard tissue situation. Fully guided implant placement guarantees an adequate three-dimensional implant placement, the flap design makes it possible to perform bone augmentation with complete visibility of the area being treated, allows soft tissue augmentation with proper fixation of the connective tissue graft, and the placement of an immediate provisional ensures stabilization of the peri-implant tissues throughout the healing period.     

The dual-zone therapeutic concept of managing immediate implant placement and provisional restoration in anterior extraction sockets

Improvements in implant designs have helped advance successful immediate anterior implant placement into fresh extraction sockets. Clinical techniques described in this case enable practitioners to achieve predictable esthetic success using a method that limits the amount of buccal contour change of the extraction site ridge and potentially enhances the thickness of the peri-implant soft tissues coronal to the implant-abutment interface. This approach involves atraumatic tooth removal without flap elevation, and placing a bone graft into the residual gap around an immediate fresh-socket anterior implant with a screw-retained provisional restoration acting as a prosthetic socket seal device.     

Predictable immediate implant placement and restoration in the esthetic zone

This article describes a comprehensive step‐by‐step protocol for immediate implant placement and restoration in the esthetic zone. Clinical Considerations Immediate implant placement into fresh extraction sockets and immediate restoration have become widely accepted, demonstrating long‐term success rates that are comparable with traditional delayed implant protocols. However, they are technique sensitive and require proper treatment planning as well as meticulous execution to be predictable and successful in the long term. This is particularly important in the esthetic zone, where even minor aberrations and mistakes can have devastating consequences, and especially in younger patients, where esthetic and functional outcomes should remain stable for years and possibly decades to come. The eight critical steps for predictable immediate implant placement include: provisional restoration of the failing tooth and presurgical phase, atraumatic tooth extraction, initial implant osteotomy, 3D bone graft packing, guided implant placement with a surgical guide, customized abutment insertion, provisional crown relining, and placement of a connective tissue graft from tuberosity. Immediate implant protocols in the esthetic zone require thorough planning and execution in the proper sequence. Each one of the critical steps discussed in this article has its own importance and challenges, which are critically assessed based on current scientific evidence.     

Preservation of Existing Soft‐Tissue Contours in the Transition from a Tooth to an Implant Restoration in the Esthetic Zone Using a Flapless Approach: A Clinical Report

Two‐stage placement of a dental implant is a well‐established method for restoring a missing anterior tooth; however, replacement of an anterior tooth by using two‐stage implant surgery may result in changes in the interdental papilla height and loss of alveolar bone with compromised esthetic results. Alternatively, the use of a one‐stage minimally invasive surgical technique followed by immediate provisionalization may facilitate achievement of esthetic and functional success with minimal discomfort and clinical time. This article presents a clinical case with a single anterior tooth replacement, illustrating ridge preservation with healing, delayed implant placement with immediate provisionalization of the implant to support the soft tissue, and a method of recording the soft‐tissue contour in the final impression to achieve an optimal esthetic result.     

Advantages of the root submergence technique for pontic site development in esthetic implant therapy

A single-tooth implant in the esthetic region has good potential for success, but it is still challenging to restore multiple-tooth defects with implant-supported prostheses that resemble the natural dentition. This article suggests a strategy to provide a more predictable protocol for esthetic implant treatment for multiple-tooth defects using the root submergence technique (RST). By maintaining the natural tooth root with the RST a much greater amount of surrounding tissue may be preserved than with the commonly used socket preservation technique, which almost always leads to crestal bone resorption and thus reduction of the height of the interdental papillae and width of the edentulous ridge. RST instead maintains the natural attachment apparatus of the tooth in the pontic site, which in turn allows for complete preservation of the alveolar bone frame and assists in the creation of an esthetic result in adjacent multiple-tooth-replacement cases. In situations with periodontal bone loss, orthodontic extrusion is required to create the underlying bone support for the papilla that is necessary to guarantee predictability.     

Forced orthodontic eruption of fractured teeth before implant placement: case report

The treatment of esthetic areas with single-tooth implants represents a new challenge for the clinician. Placement of a single-unit implant is indicated for fractured or periodontally compromised teeth. In 1993, a modification of the forced eruption technique, called "orthodontic extrusive remodelling," was proposed as a way to augment both soft- and hard-tissue profiles at potential implant sites. This case report describes augmentation of the coronal soft and hard tissues around a fractured tooth, which was achieved by forced orthodontic extrusion before implant placement. This technique may be used to improve primary anchorage of a dental implant, fill the alveolar socket with bone, preserve interdental bone height and increase the amount of attached gingiva.     

Immediate provisional restoration of an implant placed in a fresh primary maxillary canine extraction socket: a case report

This study describes a clinical case in which a primary maxillary canine with both mobility and root resorption was replaced with an immediately restored dental implant placed into the fresh extraction socket. The implant achieved high primary stability, as determined by resonance frequency analysis, and it was immediately restored with a provisional acrylic resin crown with no centric occlusion. An all-ceramic permanent crown replaced the provisonal crown four months after implant surgery. The implant was stable and no periapical radiolucencies, bleeding on probing, or pathologic probing depth were recorded after one year. The peri-implant soft tissue level appeared stable, and the interdental papillae were preserved, contributing to an optimum final esthetic result. This case supports the use of single implants for the replacement of extracted primary teeth, especially in areas where esthetics is a high priority. The immediate provisional crown maintained soft tissue contours and papillary height.     

Systematic Review of Soft Tissue Alterations and Esthetic Outcomes Following Immediate Implant Placement and Restoration of Single Implants in the Anterior Maxilla

Background: The aim of this review is to assess the outcome of single‐tooth immediate implant placement and restoration (IPR) in the maxillary anterior region, with a particular emphasis on soft tissue and esthetic outcomes. Methods: An electronic search in Medline, EBSCOhost, and Ovid (PubMed) was performed to identify studies that reported on soft tissue outcomes following immediate placement and restoration of implants in the maxillary esthetic region with a mean follow‐up of ≥1 year. Results: Nineteen studies on single implants inserted immediately into fresh extraction sockets and provisionally restored in the maxillary esthetic region were included. Soft tissue changes were found to be acceptable, with most studies reporting mean gingival recession of 0.27 ± 0.38 mm and mean papillary height loss of 0.23 ± 0.27 mm after follow‐up of ≥1 year. Advanced buccal recession (>1 mm) occurred in 11% of cases. Long‐term follow‐up studies (>2 years) reported that the interdental papillae, in particular, showed a tendency to rebound over time. The few studies that reported on patient‐centered outcomes showed a high level of patient satisfaction with the outcomes of IPR treatment. Conclusions: The IPR protocol resulted in generally acceptable soft tissue and esthetic outcomes, with suboptimal results reported in ≈11% of low‐risk cases. Factors such as preoperative tissue biotype or use of a flap or connective tissue graft did not significantly influence soft tissue and esthetic outcomes. Long‐term prospective controlled clinical trials are necessary to identify factors that may influence the esthetic outcomes associated with IPR.     

Nonsurgical management of interdental papilla associated with multiple maxillary anterior implants: a clinical report

An approach is described for the management of missing interdental papillae associated with multiple adjacent maxillary anterior implants. The use of 1 implant instead of multiple implants to support a cantilivered fixed partial denture with an ovate pontic successfully enhanced the soft tissue contours to satisfy the patients esthetic needs and desires.     

种植义齿修复牙列缺损的牙龈美学效果评价

目的　评价种植义齿修复牙列缺损的牙龈美学效果及患者对美观的满意度。方法　观察22例患者种植义齿周围的牙龈美观状况及相应软组织健康情况,并对患者满意度进行调查。结果　53·4%的种植义齿邻近的牙间乳头外形正常。牙间乳头大小随时间而增大,牙间乳头外形大小与菌斑附着、龈炎发生并不相关。全部患者对种植义齿的美学效果均满意。结论　牙间乳头在修复完成后有一定的再生能力,再生能力与牙龈炎症关系并不密切。采用恰当的方法以获得适宜的软组织外形和牙间乳头,可达到更理想的美学效果。     

A retrospective analysis of peri-implant tissue responses at immediate load/provisionalized microthreaded implants

PURPOSE: The aim of this retrospective study was to examine the peri-implant tissue status at immediately provisionalized anterior maxillary implants 12 to 30 months following tooth replacement. MATERIALS AND METHODS: This is a retrospective study of 43 microthreaded, TiO2 grit-blasted implants placed in healed ridges and immediate extraction sockets to restore maxillary anterior and premolar teeth in 28 patients. The cortical bone position relative to the implant reference point was evaluated at implant placement and 6 to 30 months following restoration. Radiographs were assessed using 7x magnification. The distance from the reference point to the cortical bone was measured to +/- 0.1 mm. The relationship of the peri-implant mucosa to the incisal edge of the definitive prosthesis was recorded. RESULTS: Four implants in 3 individuals failed during the first 6 weeks following placement and provisional loading. Cortical bone adaptation from the time of implant placement up to 30 months following restoration ranged from 0.0 mm to 1.5 mm (average, 0.33 +/- 0.40 mm mesially and 0.28 +/- 0.37 mm distally). The mean radiographic measurements from the interproximal crestal bone to the contact point were 4.53 +/- -0.91 mm (mesial) and 4.06 +/- 0.98. Maintenance and growth of papilla was observed in this group of immediate provisionalized single-tooth implants. Definitive abutment or abutment screw loosening was not observed. DISCUSSION: The linear clinical and radiographic measures of peri-implant tissue responses suggest that proper implant placement is followed by supracrestal biological width formation along the abutment and preservation of toothlike tissue contours. This may influence buccal peri-implant tissue dimensions. CONCLUSIONS: Generalized maintenance of crestal bone and the increased soft tissue dimension with maintenance of peri-implant papilla were identified as expected outcomes for immediate loading/provisionalization of microthreaded, TiO2 grit-blasted implants. Control of peri-implant tissues can be achieved to provide predictable and esthetic treatment for anterior tooth replacement using dental implants.     

Immediate provisional for single-tooth implant replacement with Brånemark system: preliminary report

Background: The success of osseointegrated implants ad modum Brånemark for single‐tooth restorations is documented. Future developments should aim at improving the benefits to patients by decreasing treatment time, minimizing surgical stages, and maximizing esthetic outcomes. Using knowledge from studies of immediate implant placement, one‐stage, immediate loading protocols, the authors developed the immediate provisional. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to develop a protocol to provide an immediate solution for restoring a single missing tooth in the esthetic zone. The protocol should be simple, predictable, cost effective, and allow the use of other techniques to improve esthetic outcome. Materials and Method: This prospective clinical study included 24 patients treated from August 1999 to October 2000. Single‐tooth implant replacement was done according to immediate provisional protocol. Thirteen of the 24 patients had immediate implant placement after tooth extraction. All implants were placed in the esthetic zone. During surgery, emphasis was placed on obtaining primary stability by achieving bicortical anchorage and maximum insertion torque of at least 40 Ncm. CeraOne (Nobel Biocare) abutments were used, and provisional crowns were fabricated immediately before wound closure. The occlusion was protected by adjacent teeth. Results: Within the follow‐up period of between 1 month and 15 months, all fixtures in the 24 patients were stable. Crestal bone loss greater than one thread‐width was not detected. The esthetic result was considered satisfactory by all patients. Conclusions: The implant placement and restoration protocol used in this study showed promising initial results for both the immediate implant and healed extraction site groups. The desirable goals of patient satisfaction, excellent esthetic outcomes, and no increase in treatment cost were achieved in this protocol. Further studies to elucidate the potential of the immediate provisional protocol are justified.     

Immediate maxillary lateral incisor implants with nonocclusal loading provisional crowns.

This clinical report series describes a treatment modality involving immediately placed dental implants in maxillary lateral incisor sites using noncemented immediate provisional crowns retained with calcinable copings (prosthetic complement used in preparing the metal for the definitive prosthesis). Ten implants were placed in eight patients for the replacement of maxillary lateral incisors: two immediate and eight corresponding to cases of agenesis. All were subjected to immediate rehabilitation with provisional acrylic resin crowns in nonocclusal loading. One implant failed 3 weeks after placement due to acute local trauma. The other nine remained functional within the mouth, with normal clinical and radiological characteristics after a minimum of 12-month follow-up. Immediate placement of implant fixed provisional restorations retained by friction in maxillary lateral incisors offers an esthetic solution, eliminates the need for a removable provisional restoration, and avoids implant failures associated with excess cement or screw loosening. Moreover, in the case of extractions, immediate placement and provisionalization of implants in maxillary lateral incisors can effectively optimize the peri-implant esthetic results by maintaining the existing hard and soft tissue architecture of the replaced tooth. As no cement or screws are required, and the provisional crowns are placed in nonocclusal loading, the risk of complications is minimized.     

Triple immediate therapy (ridge expansion, soft tissue augmentation, and provisional restoration) of maxillary anterior single implant

BACKGROUND: Immediate restoration during implant placement in the premaxillary area can achieve a favorable esthetic result. However, the treatment always poses a great challenge to clinicians, especially for patients with preexisting soft and hard tissue deficiencies. The aim of this clinical report was to present a protocol for a multidisciplinary approach to provide an immediate implant restoration for patients with ridge deficiency. METHODS: A 21-year-old female presented with a mesial shift of the maxillary right canine due to loss of a lateral incisor at an early age. The treatment protocol included orthodontic space redistribution to open a canine space for implant placement. Subsequently, ridge expansion and implant placement combined with connective tissue grafting for the reconstruction of the soft tissue profile were performed, and an immediate provisional prosthesis was delivered simultaneously. A definitive University of California at Los Angeles-style ceramometal crown was completed 6 months later with periodical clinical maintenance. RESULTS: The 18-month postoperative follow-up revealed that the implant was stable, and the buccal depression of the surgical area was reconstructed. Papillae were augmented, and a harmonious soft tissue margin was achieved in the esthetic zone. Radiographs demonstrated a normal vertical osseous height and excellent osseointegration of the implant. CONCLUSIONS: The combination technique of ridge expansion and soft tissue augmentation can be applied to immediate implant restoration cases without the need for complicated bone grafting surgeries in atrophic ridges. This triple immediate strategy enabled us to reduce the number of surgeries, which simplified the overall procedure without compromising the esthetic results.     

Predictable periimplant gingival esthetics: use of the natural tooth as a provisional following implant placement

Maintaining the interdental papilla and bone height following implant placement has been a challenge for the restorative dentist. Bone resorption following anterior tooth extraction is common and often compromises the esthetics of the final restoration. The tissue must be maintained during the surgical and healing phases to achieve an esthetic outcome. Using the patient's natural tooth as a provisional can help maintain the volume and support the papilla. This article describes a technique to achieve maximum esthetics and preservation of tissue following tooth extraction and implant placement.

CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE

By using the patient's extracted natural tooth, the tissue should maintain itself with minimal recession. This will allow for a more esthetic outcome.     

前牙种植体即刻种植修复牙龈软组织指标观察

目的　评价种植体即刻种植修复临床效果及美学意义。方法　 18例患者 18枚Camlog种植体在前牙区即刻种植即刻临时冠修复 ,对种植体成功率及周围牙龈附着水平进行观察 ,6个月后永久冠修复。结果　 12个月时所有种植体都发生了骨结合现象 ,牙龈变化平均为 0 .75mm ,在允许范围内。患者对种植即刻修复效果满意。结论　在严格掌握适应证前提下 ,前牙美学区单牙种植体即刻修复与延期修复相比在种植成功率、种植体周围软组织组织学变化上差异无显著性