Evaluation of effectiveness of platelet-rich fibrin for ridge preservation after atraumatic extraction: A case series

Shilpa, BS; Dhadse, Prasad; Bhongade, Manohar L; Puri, Sneha; Nandanwar, Jayshree

doi:10.4103/jdmimsu.jdmimsu_20_18

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“…38 Sharma & cols, 40 in their study conducted in 2020, in which they investigated about wound healing and bone regeneration, by clinical and radiographic evaluation found that it was higher in the PRF test group (4.21±5.1mm) compared to the control group (3.2±4.09 mm) (p>0.05), they also indicate that PRF accelerates bone formation in the alveolus post-extraction. 39 Shilpa & cols, 41 in 2017 in their study in which they evaluated the post-exodontic alveolar bone level of dental pieces, by periapical radiographic analysis said that the test group had better PRF bone regeneration (14.1±10.mm), indicating that ridge preservation using PRF is an effective procedure for implant placement. 40 Srinivas & cols, 42 in 2018 evaluated in their study alveolar bone height and postexodontic bone density by histological and radiographic evaluation, they reported that, if there were significant differences in the test group in relation to the control group, alveolar height (p<0.001), bone density (p<0.001).…”

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“…they observed better bone regeneration in the test group so they corroborate that the use of PRF helps in the preservation of the alveolus. 41 Sultan & cols, 43 2020, conducted a study where bone healing was evaluated by clinical and radiographic analysis, they showed that the difference was insignificant between test and control group (p>0.05), they also said that PRF showed no difference in dimensional and volumetric changes, but could show clinical benefits for alveolar augmentation. 42 Sybil & cols, 44 , in their 2020 study investigated bone healing by radiographic analysis, and reported that they observed significant differences for patient symptom relief, but not for hard tissue healing with respect to cortical bone, PRF (1.44±0.77mm) at 6 months, compared to the control group (1.76±0.83mm).…”

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Evaluation of platelet-rich fibrin in post-exodontic bone regeneration: systematic review

Molina Barahona,

Navarro,

González Campoverde

et al. 2023

IJMBOA

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Objective: To analyze the use of platelet-rich fibrin in bone regeneration of postexodontic tooth sockets by means of a systematic review of updated randomized controlled clinical trials. Materials and methods: the present descriptive, documentary, cross-sectional study was carried out following PRISMA 2020 standards, a search of 25 scientific articles of randomized controlled clinical trials with a minimum of 8 patients who needed dental extractions was carried out, who were divided into two groups, one test group containing platelet-rich fibrin and the other control group without platelet-rich fibrin, articles were collected from databases such as Google Scholar, PubMed, Scielo, Redalyc, Embase, which were within the last 8 years, articles that did not meet the objectives that served for this study were excluded. Results: Of the 25 articles included in this systematic review, 15 were based on the extraction of bilateral impacted lower third molars, 8 on extractions of teeth due to endodontic failure and coronary fracture and 2 on the extraction of teeth prior to rehabilitation treatment with dental implants. Platelet-rich fibrin improves clinical and imaging conditions in post-exodontic patients, showing in the imaging evaluation after taking radiographs during the control weeks a better healing of soft tissues, a notable difference in bone filling and the formation of new bone. Conclusion: the use of platelet-rich fibrin is effective in the preservation of the alveolar ridge post-exodontia, maintaining vertical dimensional stability, beneficial also in cellular proliferation which improves bone loss, despite this there is no significant difference in the test sites treated with platelet-rich fibrin compared to control sites treated with physiological healing.

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Evaluation of platelet-rich fibrin in post-exodontic bone regeneration: systematic review

Molina Barahona,

Navarro,

González Campoverde

et al. 2023

IJMBOA

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“…Therefore, alveolar dimensions preservation following tooth extraction is crucial to maintaining adequate bone volume for implants placement and stabilization to obtain optimal esthetic and functional prosthetic results (3) . Ridge preservation measures consist of the use of varied bone substitutes, barrier membranes, and biologically active materials and several different surgical methods (4) .…”

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Evaluation of Simvastatin Efficacy on Bone Regeneration for Socket Preservation

sheehah

Hosny²,

mohandes³

2022

Al-Azhar Journal of Dental Science

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Objective of this study to was to evaluate the efficacy of simvastatin on bone regeneration for socket preservation after tooth extraction radiographically. Subject & Methods: 20 dental sockets were classified equally in to two groups. Group A: (study group), where 10 tooth sockets were filled gelatin sponge with simvastatin. Group B: (control group), where 10 tooth sockets were filled with gelatin sponge alone. all sockets were then closed with black silk Follow up patients to assess pain , swelling or presence of infection Computed tomographic (CBCT) scanning was performed immediately and after four months to measure the bone height, bone width, and bone density The radiographic measurements were compared and the differences were statistically analyzed. Results: It was found significant increase in density in the study group than the control group, there was a statistically significant difference in mean width in the two groups and there was a statistically non-significant difference in mean height in the two groups. Conclusion: Simvastatin induce bone formation as in this study showing a significant increase in density in the simvastatin group than the control. But cannot preserve alveolar bone height

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Evaluation of effectiveness of platelet-rich fibrin for ridge preservation after atraumatic extraction: A case series

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Evaluation of platelet-rich fibrin in post-exodontic bone regeneration: systematic review

Evaluation of platelet-rich fibrin in post-exodontic bone regeneration: systematic review

Evaluation of Simvastatin Efficacy on Bone Regeneration for Socket Preservation

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