Bone anchoring of sutures for adequate repositioning of the soft tissue flaps in one stage dental implants

The association between shallow vestibular depth and peri‐implant parameters: a retrospective 6 years longitudinal study

“…), with or without the combination of a vestibuloplasty (Kao et al. , Cillo & Finn , Heberer & Nelson ), and trans‐alveolar sutures to secure the buccal and lingual flaps apically to a fixed and stable bony anchorage (Altiparmak & Uckan , Deeb et al. ).…”

“…These surgical procedures have been used also adjacent to dental implants to improve their long-term prognosis. These include free gingival grafts (Artzi et al 1993, Melo et al 2008, with or without the combination of a vestibuloplasty (Kao et al 2002, Cillo & Finn 2009, Heberer & Nelson 2009), and trans-alveolar sutures to secure the buccal and lingual flaps apically to a fixed and stable bony anchorage (Altiparmak & Uckan 2013, Deeb et al 2015. These techniques increase both keratinized mucosa width and vestibular depth, and decrease subsequent mobility of the buccal and lingual flaps in a coronal direction after implant placement.…”

Use of Transalveolar Sutures for Anchorage of a Resorbable Membrane During Horizontal Ridge Augmentation

“…The use of sutures anchored to bone for adaptation of soft tissue around dental implants has been described previously . A technique using transalveolar sutures for flap anchorage with the purpose of maintaining vestibular depth and transposing keratinized tissue during immediate implant placement following alveolar ridge reduction has also been described .…”

“…However, the bone is sufficient for transcrestal osteotomies to secure a membrane with sutures. Transalveolar osteotomies re‐ossify within 6 months, resulting in no detrimental effects to the native mandibular alveolus …”

Adhesión Bacteriana en Hilo de Sutura de Seda Negra y Nylon Post Extracción Dental Simple: Ensayo Clínico Controlado

“…Las suturas contaminadas son un riesgo para cualquier cirugía (Cruz et al, 2013), presentando un papel importante en la cicatrización de las heridas (Banche et al, 2007;Burkhardt et al, 2008;Ozkan et al, 2009). Por tanto, la elección de un buen material de sutura optimiza el resultado quirúrgico (Ghoreishian et al, 2009;Altiparmak & Uckan, 2013).…”