2009
DOI: 10.1097/scs.0b013e3181bf8487
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One-Step Oral Rehabilitation by Means of Implants' Insertion, Le Fort I, Grafts, and Immediate Loading

Abstract: One-step oral rehabilitation can be used in selected patients. It significantly shortened the time of rehabilitation without adverse effects. Femur homograft derived from living donors is a valuable material for grafting jaw: it is safer, cheap, and available in programmed amounts and avoids a second operation field.

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“…Despite the longstanding application of this method, basic information about factors that influence bone regeneration capacity after sinus augmentation is rare. For implant failure (Alsaadi et al 2007;Grecchi et al 2009;Tsolaki et al 2009) and impaired fracture healing (Giannoudis et al 2007;Parker et al 2007;Strube et al 2008), the list of investigated risk factors is much longer and includes amongst others patients' age and sex, systemic diseases influencing bone healing such as osteoporosis, and quality and quantity of residual alveolar bone. Whether the risk factors advanced age, female sex, osteoporosis and anatomical features also directly apply for the bone regeneration capacity after sinus augmentation remains to be elucidated.…”
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“…Despite the longstanding application of this method, basic information about factors that influence bone regeneration capacity after sinus augmentation is rare. For implant failure (Alsaadi et al 2007;Grecchi et al 2009;Tsolaki et al 2009) and impaired fracture healing (Giannoudis et al 2007;Parker et al 2007;Strube et al 2008), the list of investigated risk factors is much longer and includes amongst others patients' age and sex, systemic diseases influencing bone healing such as osteoporosis, and quality and quantity of residual alveolar bone. Whether the risk factors advanced age, female sex, osteoporosis and anatomical features also directly apply for the bone regeneration capacity after sinus augmentation remains to be elucidated.…”
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“…A one‐step protocol, with implant placement and immediate loading at the same time as Le Fort I and grafting procedures, has been used in 11 patients to dramatically shorten the treatment time and require only a single surgical sitting; this protocol uses homologous bone from living donors treated for hip substitution. The outcome, a 97.6% survival rate at 17 months of follow‐up, is interesting 23 …”
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“…There is a paucity of experience concerning immediate loading of implants placed in reconstructed areas with autogenous bone grafts 22 . A one‐stage protocol, in which implant insertion and immediate prosthetic loading are performed contemporaneously with the Le Fort I osteotomy and grafting procedure, has been performed 23 …”
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“…The advantages of using FFB include decreased operative trauma and time for the patient, decreased bleeding, no donor site morbidity, and a virtually unlimited amount of grafting material. 22 Furthermore, the use of FFB reduces surgical costs because FFB represents a less expensive grafting material compared with the costs of autologous bone grafts harvesting and with the costs of all the other bone substitutes.…”
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