Complete Full Arch Supported by Short Implant (&lt;8 mm) in Edentulous Jaw: A Systematic Review

Rosa, Ariádene Cristina Pértile de Oliveira; Pujia, A; Arcuri, C

doi:10.3390/app13127162

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“…Follow-up is also important, because in this review, higher success rates were observed for narrow implants with a follow-up of up to 5 years. A study by Rosa [41] demonstrated that a mandibular overdenture supported by 2 narrow implants at 2 years of follow-up had a high success rate. Of extreme importance was evaluating the loss of marginal bone, and Bielemann [19] pointed out in a longitudinal study that the predictability of implants is directly proportional to marginal bone loss.…”

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Narrow Implants and Overdentures in the Total Rehabilitation of Atrophic Edentulous Jaws: Review of Clinical Aspects with Meta-Analysis

Rosa,

Pujia,

De Angelis

et al. 2023

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Background: The present study analyzes the clinical aspects of the use of small-diameter implants for the fixation of total overdenture-type prostheses on both totally edentulous dental arches. Materials and methods: This is a review of all randomized controlled trials of at least ten patients with a control group in which at least two narrow implants were placed, published between January 2010 and July 2023. Most databases were analyzed, and clinical studies involving the insertion of at least two narrow implants (<3.5 mm in diameter) were analyzed. Results: Studies showed that the survival rate of narrow implants varied from 78% to 100%. Conclusions: The results indicated that narrow-type implants have satisfactory and predictable clinical performance for the long-term stability of overdenture-type prostheses.

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Narrow Implants and Overdentures in the Total Rehabilitation of Atrophic Edentulous Jaws: Review of Clinical Aspects with Meta-Analysis

Rosa,

Pujia,

De Angelis

et al. 2023

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Investigation of alveolar osteitis and the effectiveness of laser treatment: a unified Meta-analysis and review of the literature

Rosa,

Pujia,

Arcuri

2024

BMC Oral Health

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Background Post-tooth extraction, dry socket is a frequently encountered complication, causing substantial pain and hindering the healing process. Conventional approaches to manage this condition have traditionally involved the use of antiseptic dressings to diminish bacterial presence and facilitate healing. This study aims to assess the efficacy of laser therapy in the symptomatic treatment of alveolitis. Methods A literature search was conducted on PubMed, Embase, Scopus, Google Scholar, Web of Science, focusing on publications from 1998 to 31/01/2024 using relevant keywords. The combination of “laser” and “dry socket” was executed through the boolean connection AND. Results At the conclusion of the study, a total of 50 studies were identified across the three search engines, with only three selected for the current systematic study and meta-analysis. The meta-analysis indicated that laser treatment proves effective in addressing alveolitis compared to Alvogyl. However, the correlation between the two was not highly significant. Conclusion These findings suggest that laser therapy may serve as a viable alternative to traditional treatments for dry socket. This minimally invasive procedure has the potential to alleviate pain and promote healing with fewer associated side effects.”

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Short Implant: A New Normal in Implant Dentistry-Review Article

Jesima,

Kannan,

Indrapriyadharshini

2024

Ann Dent Spec

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The dental implants have been successful, which has prompted study into methods to reduce surgical complexity and improve survival. Even in the most critical case, the use of implants has expanded as a result of advanced technology. Reduced bone height and volume as a result of bone resorption after tooth extraction renders implant placement difficult. In situations when the standard implants are not feasible, shorter implants have been proposed as an alternative. It's uncertain if they offer an effective course of treatment. Short implants shorten the duration of treatment, simplify the implant procedure, reduce patient morbidity, and reduce treatment costs. Despite the advantages they provide, a range of biological consequences that may even result in their elimination have been documented in the literature. This review focuses on the biomechanical considerations, the factors that affects the success of the short implants and their feasibility to be used as a viable therapeutic option for the rehabilitation of atrophic maxillary and mandibular alveolar ridges.

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Complete Full Arch Supported by Short Implant (<8 mm) in Edentulous Jaw: A Systematic Review

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Narrow Implants and Overdentures in the Total Rehabilitation of Atrophic Edentulous Jaws: Review of Clinical Aspects with Meta-Analysis

Narrow Implants and Overdentures in the Total Rehabilitation of Atrophic Edentulous Jaws: Review of Clinical Aspects with Meta-Analysis

Investigation of alveolar osteitis and the effectiveness of laser treatment: a unified Meta-analysis and review of the literature

Short Implant: A New Normal in Implant Dentistry-Review Article

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