Long-term follow-up of dental implants placed in a grafted alveolar cleft: evaluation of alveolar bone height

Effect of Platelet-Rich Fibrin on The Regeneration Capacity of Bone Marrow Aspirate In Alveolar Cleft Grafting (Clinical and Radiographic Study)

“…This choice was done to avoid any sagittal or transverse maxillary growth disturbance and providing a predictable mature viable stock of bone in the alveolus with adequate cross sectional width for tooth eruption and orthodontic tooth movement and bony support for dental implant or fixed dental bridge later on. Also, this concept is in accordance with many authors who suggested secondary alveolar bone grafting is the most appropriate time for bone grafting [21][22][23].…”

The Impact of Alveolar Bone Grafting on Cleft Lip and Palate: A literature review

“…Recent studies suggest that the long-term success of these implants is good [37][38][39] and the implant acts as a functional stimulus to maintain the bone 21 but a signi cant number of the implants required further grafting (tertiary). In some studies all subjects received simultaneous grafting at the time of implant placement, 38,40,43 while some cases required a tertiary graft in 50% or less.…”

“…In some studies all subjects received simultaneous grafting at the time of implant placement, 38,40,43 while some cases required a tertiary graft in 50% or less. 37,39,44,46 is extra graft may be performed simultaneously 37,38,41,47 or prior to implant placement. e extra grafting procedure is required to increase the vertical alveolar height 40 and ultimately the nal aesthetic result.…”

Interdysciplinary treatment of patients with cleft lip and palate: selected issues

“…12 Wśród zalet tego rodzaju procedury leczniczej można wymienić: bardzo dobrą estetykę, brak bezpośred-niej ingerencji w zęby sąsiadujące z luką pod postacią leczenia endodontycznego i szlifowania zębów, skrócenie leczenia ortodontycznego. 13 Dane dotyczące przetrwania implantów osadzonych w szczelinie rozszczepu sięgają 90,5%. Na ryzyko utraty wszczepu wpływa szereg czynników, takich jak: długość implantu, jakość tkanki kostnej, lokalizacja wszczepu oraz jego obciążenie.…”