Badly Decayed Anterior Maxillary Teeth Clinical Trial
Official title:
Immediate Implant Placement With Immediate Provisionalization Into Extraction Sockets With Labial Plate Dehiscence Defects Within the Maxillary Esthetic Zone
Immediate tooth replacement with implants into extraction sockets has become a common
clinical procedure regarding implant survival, osseointegration and esthetics.
Basically, when there is a labial bone plate loss after extraction 2 stage GBR procedure
would be carried out to allow adequate amount of bone formation to be reconstructed and
receive the dental implant.
The challenge is when there is a partial or complete loss of labial plate of bone resulting
from severe trauma or chronic inflammation or vertical fracture affecting the periodontal
attachment
Elian etal. classified extraction sockets into 3 types: type 1 sockets have labial plate of
bone and soft tissue completely intact, type 2: where the soft tissue is intact while there
is a dehiscence bony defect indicating partial or complete loss of labial bone plate, and
type 3 where a midfacial recession occurred indicating loss of labial bone plate and soft
tissue loss.
The clinical outcomes of type 2 sockets reconstructions: Noelken etal. Published survival of
16 implants immediately placed in sockets with
complete loss of labial bone plate and buccal gaps were filled with autogenous bone without
using barrier membrane. IN this study immediate implant is to be placed in type 2 sockets
filing the gap with a mix of autogenous bone harvested from tuberosity and xenograft in
addition to a resorbable collagen membrane lining the socket and healing abutment .
Immediate implant placement concurrent with provisional restoration has been advocated to
improve the esthetic restorative outcome for the patients. The success of this procedure
depends on many variables including gingival health and morphology, bone dimensions and
primary stability of the implants.
Immediate implant placement is most commonly indicated when tooth extraction is due to
trauma,endodontic lesion, root fracture, root resorption, root perforation, unfavorable crown
to root ratio(not due to periodontal loss and bony walls
of alveolus are still intact.
Contraindications includes presence of active infection, insufficient bone (<3 mm) beyond the
tooth socket apex for initial implant stability and wide and/or long gingival recession.
Immediate implant placement even in the aesthetic zone is a literature supported treatment
modality with success comparable to alternative placement protocols.3, 4 Immediate placement
reduces the number of surgical interventions, shortens time to final restoration, may offer a
fixed provisional restoration alternative to a removable interim prosthesis, and may
partially support the peri-implant tissues prior to collapse from the extraction socket
remodeling. Certain clinical criteria however need to be met in order to achieve a successful
treatment outcome, namely: intact extraction socket walls, facial bone residual at ≥ 1 mm,
thick gingival biotype, absence of acute infection, and sufficient residual bone at the
palatal and apical tooth socket.
Current knowledge suggests that implant placement should be at least 3 to 4 mm in depth from
the midfacial free gingival margin and 2 mm palatally from the facial osseous crest.
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| Status | Clinical Trial | Phase | |
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| Terminated |
NCT03607864 -
Coral Bone Graft Verses Xenograft With Immediate Implant in Maxillary Anterior Esthetic Zone
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