Rehabilitation With Implants After Bone Lid Surgery in the Posterior Mandible

Brunello, Giulia; Berengo, Mario; Biagi, Marleen De; Bacci, Christian

doi:10.1016/j.joms.2015.03.050

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“…For postoperative occlusal reconstruction, we performed a bone graft to save the alveolar ridge form 14) . Bone lid surgery is the surgical method to save the traditional alveolar ridge.…”

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Surgical Treatment and Dental Implant Rehabilitation after the Resection of an Osseous Dysplasia

Sukegawa

Kanno

Kawai

et al. 2016

J. Hard Tissue Biology.

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Osseous dysplasia (OD), which is subdivided into four subtypes (focal cement-osseous dysplasia, florid osseous dysplasia, periapical cemental dysplasia, and familial gigantiform cementoma), is an idiopathic process located in the periapical region of the tooth-bearing jaw areas, characterized by a replacement of normal bone by fibrous tissue and metaplastic bone. Unless accompanied by bulging or secondary infection of the jawbone, treatment is not necessary. However, treatment for extirpation is required when a secondary infection is present. Consequently, occlusion reconstruction becomes difficult because of large bone defect. Herein, we report the surgical technique to maintain the alveolar ridge form after resecting the lesion and for the case of an infected alveolar bone in a patient with OD. The loss of the buccal cortical bone was inevitable after removal of the infected area. For postoperative occlusal reconstruction, we performed a bone graft to maintain the alveolar ridge form at the same time as the tumor extirpation. Deficient buccal cortical bone was rebuilt with bone taken from the mandibular ramus and a bioactive resorbable plate. We describe the management of OD and the surgical technique for alveolar ridge form management by resecting the lesion and infected alveolar bone.

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“…For postoperative occlusal reconstruction, we performed a bone graft to save the alveolar ridge form 14) . Bone lid surgery is the surgical method to save the traditional alveolar ridge.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Surgical Treatment and Dental Implant Rehabilitation after the Resection of an Osseous Dysplasia

Sukegawa

Kanno

Kawai

et al. 2016

J. Hard Tissue Biology.

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“…After the elevation of the flap, the oral surgeon performed a bony window (15 × 10 mm) using a piezoelectric device (Figures 9-11) irrigated with saline solution, to guarantee the most atraumatic detachment of the vestibular cortical of the mandible [11,12]. The tooth was sectioned and extracted in pieces (Figures 12-16), together with the lesion, sent for the histological examination.…”

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Management of a 12-Year-Old Patient with Complex Odontoma, Impacted First Molar, Pericoronal Dentigerous Cyst and Involvement of Inferior Alveolar Nerve: A Case Report

Cerrato¹,

Bacci²,

Sbricoli³

et al. 2020

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Complex odontoma, associated with an impacted tooth and a dentigerous cyst is a rare condition, especially in children. The management of such young patients could be difficult, and many aspects must be taken into consideration, like the patient’s collaboration during the procedures and the possibility of nerve damage. In this case report, we describe how to manage these kinds of patients, in order to reduce the risks and improve cooperation, taking advantage of the great benefits of conscious sedation.

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“…Sivolella et al 4) suggested the following factors in choosing the bone lid surgery technique: anatomical limitations, lesion size, feasibility of creating a bony lid of sufficient size and thickness, and patient characteristics. However, the success factors of the bone lid surgery technique in the maxillofacial region are unknown.…”

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Factors of Successful Treatment Using the Bone Lid Technique in Maxillofacial Surgery: A Pilot Study

Sukegawa

Yamamoto

Matsuyama

et al. 2021

J. hard tissue biol.

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This study aimed to investigate the success factors of the bone lid surgery technique in the maxillofacial region. A retrospective cohort study was performed on 30 maxillofacial patients who underwent bone lid surgery between January 2014 and December 2019 at our hospital. The predictor variables consisted of clinical factors that were classified as attribute (age and sex), health status (smoking and alcohol intake), anatomical (maxillary/mandibular site, left/right side, and cortical bone thickness), lesion (lesion size, location, and pathological diagnosis), and treatment variables (differences in absorbable osteosynthesis materials). The outcome variable was the incidence of bone lid necrosis after surgery. Various risk factors for postoperative bone lid necrosis were investigated statistically. A value <0.05 was considered statistically significant. Postoperative bone lid necrosis was observed in three patients (10.0%). No significant differences in the attribute, anatomical, and treatment status variables were noted. Significant differences were observed between smoking (p=0.005) and alcohol intake (p=0.003) in the health status variables. There was a significant difference in the distance of the lesion from the alveolar bone crest in the lesion variables (p=0.037). Smoking and alcohol consumption were the health status variables found to be risk factors for bone lid necrosis. In addition, proximity to the alveolar crest was also a risk factor for lesion development.

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Rehabilitation With Implants After Bone Lid Surgery in the Posterior Mandible

Cited by 17 publications

References 13 publications

Surgical Treatment and Dental Implant Rehabilitation after the Resection of an Osseous Dysplasia

Surgical Treatment and Dental Implant Rehabilitation after the Resection of an Osseous Dysplasia

Management of a 12-Year-Old Patient with Complex Odontoma, Impacted First Molar, Pericoronal Dentigerous Cyst and Involvement of Inferior Alveolar Nerve: A Case Report

Factors of Successful Treatment Using the Bone Lid Technique in Maxillofacial Surgery: A Pilot Study

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