Sealing Socket Abutments (SSAs) in Molar Immediate Implants with a Digitalized CAD/CAM Protocol: Soft Tissue Contour Changes and Radiographic Outcomes After 2 Years

Finelle, Gary; Popelut, Antoine; Knafo, Bryan; Martín, Ignacio Sanz

doi:10.11607/prd.4579

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“…The present data also emphasized a great stability of the soft tissue vertical dimension (mean mid‐facial recession of 0.07 mm at 1 year). Finelle et al (2021) found a mid‐facial recession with the same protocol of 0.53 mm. The difference can be explained by the longer‐term follow‐up.…”

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“…Although they remained below 1 mm, significant shrinkages were found in the −1, −2, −3 and −4 mm levels 6 months after the procedure and no further profile changes occurred from 6 months to 1 year. To the best of our knowledge, only one clinical study investigated the soft tissue profile changes after immediate implant in the posterior region (molars sites) and they actually applied a clinical procedure similar to ours (Finelle et al, 2021). They also found a significant soft tissue collapse from the −1 to the −4 mm levels and although the measuring method was not fully similar, the mean values were close to ours varying from 0.87 to 1.33 mm (no data reported for the 0 mm level).…”

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Immediate implant placement combining socket seal abutment and peri‐implant socket filling: A prospective case series

Lilet¹,

Desiron

Finelle³

et al. 2021

Clinical Oral Implants Res

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In recent years, there has been a change in the management of patients and in the execution of the clinical and laboratory procedures of implant-supported restorations in view of improving patient demand and clinical outcomes. Patients are indeed interested in reducing the length of treatment, the number of surgical and clinical steps while achieving esthetic results. Therefore, this has led to an

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Immediate implant placement combining socket seal abutment and peri‐implant socket filling: A prospective case series

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Desiron

Finelle³

et al. 2021

Clinical Oral Implants Res

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“…In the described clinical situation, minor teeth preparations were performed and adhesive protocols were strictly followed to bond reinforced ceramic restorations. Additionally, all data acquisition, treatment planning, designing and manufacturing of prosthetic structures was conducted based on the use of a digital workflow using specialized software and hardware 15–26 . Thus, CAD/CAM dentistry contributed to restoring a highly deteriorated oral and muscle‐skeletal system in a precise and fast manner, optimizing the whole treatment process.…”

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“…For tooth #2.6, it was decided to do an extraction and immediate implant placement combined with transcrestal sinus floor augmentation 19–21 . Using Codiagnostix Software (Straumann, Basel Switzerland) it was virtually planned to place a 4.1 by 8 mm tissue‐level implant.…”

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“…For tooth #2.6, it was decided to do an extraction and immediate implant placement combined with transcrestal sinus floor augmentation. [19][20][21] Using Codiagnostix Software (Straumann, Basel Switzerland) it was virtually planned to place a 4.1 by 8 mm tissue-level implant. This selection would allow to perform a guided osteotomy until the sinus floor and then perform an osteotome-transposition of it, permitting to place a 12 mm length implant (Figure 16).…”

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Full mouth oral rehabilitation of a severely worn dentition based on a fully digital workflow

Lanis

Gallucci

Pedrinaci

2023

J Esthet Restor Dent

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Objective: To demonstrate the use of a complete digital workflow for a full mouth rehabilitation in a severely worn dentition.Clinical Considerations: The present case report successfully rehabilitated a fullmouth case of a severely worn dentition based on the use of digital technologies, making the diagnosis and treatment process faster, accurate and less expensive. A long-lasting esthetic and functional result are showed after 30-months follow up.Conclusions: An appropriate knowledge on dental erosion and oral rehabilitation, combined with a digital dentistry approach could lead the clinician to deliver a fast, accurate and predictable noninvasive restorative treatment in cases like the one described.Clinical Significance: Bruxism-based severely worn dentition is being found more often in population. In this situation, a detailed diagnosis and tailored treatment are mandatory to obtain a predictable treatment outcome. In this sense, the development of adhesive dentistry, new restorative materials and the incorporation of digital technologies can create a predictable synergy to rehabilitate these types of patients with a modern and less invasive approach.

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Clinical performance of single implant prostheses restored using titanium base abutments: A systematic review and meta‐analysis

Chantler,

Evans,

Zitzmann

et al. 2023

Clinical Oral Implants Res

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PurposeThe aim of this review was to evaluate the survival rates of restorations utilizing titanium base abutments (TBA) for restoring single‐unit implant prostheses.Materials and MethodsThis review was conducted following the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta‐analyses (PRISMA) guidelines. The focus question was: In patients who require the restoration of a single dental implant utilizing a titanium base abutment, what are the determining factors and outcomes relating to implant prosthesis prognosis and survival? A comprehensive search of databases (PubMed, EMBASE, and Cochrane Library) was conducted on 16 April 2023 and updated on 5 May 2023. Randomized clinical trials (RCT), retrospective studies and prospective studies, reporting on the use of TBA for single implant prostheses, were reviewed. A Cochrane collaboration risk of bias assessment analysis was performed for randomized clinical studies, and the Newcastle–Ottawa Scale tool was applied for non‐randomized studies. A meta‐analysis was performed on clinical trials reporting on survival rates of both TBA and other abutments. Other clinical studies, reporting on TBA only, were included for descriptive statistics.ResultsThe search provided 1159 titles after duplicates were removed. Six RCTs were included to perform a meta‐analysis and compare the survival of the TBA to other abutments [OR 0.74; 95% CI: 0.21–2.63, heterogeneity; I2 0%; p = .99]. Twenty‐three prospective and retrospective studies fulfilled the criteria and were included in the meta‐analysis after 12 months of function. A total of 857 single implant‐supported prostheses fabricated with a TBA were included. TBA abutments have an estimate 98.6% survival rate after 1 year in function (95% CI: 97.9%–99.4%). The mean follow‐up period was 31.2 ± 16.9 months.ConclusionsSingle implant prosthesis restored with titanium base abutments showed favourable short‐term survival rates.

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Sealing Socket Abutments (SSAs) in Molar Immediate Implants with a Digitalized CAD/CAM Protocol: Soft Tissue Contour Changes and Radiographic Outcomes After 2 Years

Cited by 6 publications

References 4 publications

Immediate implant placement combining socket seal abutment and peri‐implant socket filling: A prospective case series

Immediate implant placement combining socket seal abutment and peri‐implant socket filling: A prospective case series

Full mouth oral rehabilitation of a severely worn dentition based on a fully digital workflow

Clinical performance of single implant prostheses restored using titanium base abutments: A systematic review and meta‐analysis

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