Recent advances, current concepts and future trends in oral implantology

Mehra, Divya; Prasad, D Krishna

doi:10.4103/0976-6944.136839

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“…Recent advances with respect to the materials used in implant manufacturing, surface modifications, immediate loading and custom implants have improved the success rate of implants. [5][6][7] Conclusion Dental implants placement is the trending restorative therapy among dentist now-a-days and it has become a routine dental procedure. Basal implants for its advantages like time saving and better support from basal cortical bone gaining lots of attention.…”

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“…But there has been significantly increasing the compliance of patients towards opting the osseo integrated supported prosthesis as a treatment option. 1,2 Restoring the edentulous arch with the use of implants has a certain amount of predictable success. However to perform hassle free and affluent implant surgery, the critical requirement is sufficient bone should be available i.e minimum 13-15mm length and 5-7 mm width.…”

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“…Initially two-piece basal implants were introduced followed by the advancement towards one-piece system. [3][4][5][6][7] Rationale for basal implants According to the concept of basal implantology, basal bone is choosen for implant placement over crestal bone as basal bone is highly dense, provides excellent support to implants and less prone to bone resorption and infections. On the other hand, tooth bearing alveolus i.e.…”

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Basal implants- A new era of prosthodontic dentistry

Kumar¹,

Kumar²,

Singh³

et al. 2020

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Implant dentistry has a long historical perspective. Its practical implementation started decades ago. Since ancient times, search begins for the rehabilitation of edentulous arches. With continuous development and advancements in all aspects of dentistry a new era of implant dentistry has just begun. An adequate knowledge of bone physiology, implant placement protocol, implant design, single-stage implant surgery, and immediate loading of implants with analytical approach is must for the success of basal implants as treatment modality. The present review article discusses about how basal implants emerged as a treatment option for edentulous arches.

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Basal implants- A new era of prosthodontic dentistry

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Kumar²,

Singh³

et al. 2020

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“…Dental implants are unique in oral rehabilitation since it ideally replaces the tooth regardless of the atrophy, disease, or injury to the hard or soft tissues. [1] Morphological features of the bone, including height, width, volume, and relationship with the adjacent anatomical structures, are the factors that reflect the implant's success. The compromised state of these factors may lead to poor implant stability, bone perforation, paraesthesia, hematoma, and infection.…”

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CBCT Based Pre-Implant Assessment of Maxilla and Mandible - An Insight to Vital Anatomical Structures

Narmadha,

Ganesh,

Vardhan

2023

Int J Res Rev

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Background: Dental implants are a popular treatment option to replace the edentulous space. The relationship of the edentulous sites with adjacent anatomical structures should be clearly demarcated before initiating the implant treatment since the success rate of the implant depends on the factors like anatomical structures, dimensions of alveolar bone and bone density. Aim and Objectives: The purpose of the study is to assess the location, occurrence, variations of anatomical structures of the edentulous site and to compare with age, gender, and the edentulous period. Materials and method: We reviewed the CBCT images of 220 edentulous patients (110 males and 110 females) between 20-65 years of age requiring prosthetic rehabilitation through root-form endosseous implants. Using all the data and calculated rates of anatomical variations, comparisons based on age and gender were performed. The correlation between the edentulous period (EDP) with the distance between the alveolar crest and the anatomical structures was determined. Results: Morphology of anatomical structures like the nasopalatine canal, course type of posterior superior alveolar artery, the incidence of maxillary sinus septa, visualization of the lingual foramen, presence of accessory lingual foramen, and accessory mandibular canal showed significant gender difference. Age-related results showed that as age increases the distance between the posterior superior alveolar artery and the alveolar crest decreases. Conclusion: CBCT is one of the revolutionary 3D imaging that provides significant contributions in the pre-implant radiographic assessment. Keywords: Cone beam computed tomography, maxilla, mandible, implant assessment, anatomical structures, variations.

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“…1 Thanks to the current availability of advanced diagnostic tools that assist in treatment planning, along with the ongoing research leading to improved implant designs, materials, and techniques, a wide range of challenging clinical situations can now be effectively managed with a high level of predictability and success. 2 Implant design features are vital factors that have a significant impact on the initial stability of implants and their ability to endure loading throughout the osseointegration process and beyond. These design elements play a fundamental role in ensuring the long-term stability and durability of dental implants.…”

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Changing trends in implant designs: A review

Mishra,

Khatri,

Bansal

et al. 2023

IJPI

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Implantology is an ever-evolving scientific field that undergoes continuous refinement and innovation. Dedicated research and development efforts are focused on consistently improving the success rates of implants through innovative redesign and advancements. The introduction of advanced technologies has revolutionized the evaluation of patients in three dimensions, enabling clinicians to utilize precise and predictable approaches for diagnosis, planning, and treatment. This multidisciplinary patient-centric framework has opened new avenues for providing tailored and effective healthcare solutions. Therefore, it is of utmost importance for clinicians to conduct a comprehensive analysis of each patient's condition, ensuring meticulous selection of the suitable implant design and material, and making informed decisions regarding the most appropriate technique to be employed.

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Recent advances, current concepts and future trends in oral implantology

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Basal implants- A new era of prosthodontic dentistry

Basal implants- A new era of prosthodontic dentistry

CBCT Based Pre-Implant Assessment of Maxilla and Mandible - An Insight to Vital Anatomical Structures

Changing trends in implant designs: A review

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