The transmandibular implant: A 12-year follow-up study

An Alternative Method to Reconstruct Severely Atrophic Mandible: Case Report

“…The disadvantage of this system is the need for extra-oral access for its insertion and the need for residual bone in the mandibular basilar of good quality for fixation of the anchor screws of the system. Some studies have shown success rates varying from 56% to 75% Bosker and VanDijk et al [4][5][6]. In a study conducted in PubMed revealed 14 cases of atrophic mandible fractures secondary to the installation of implants in the anterior region in the period between 1990 and 2012.…”

An Alternative Method to Reconstruct Severely Atrophic Mandible: Case Report

“…The disadvantage of this system is the need for extra-oral access for its insertion and the need for residual bone in the mandibular basilar of good quality for fixation of the anchor screws of the system. Some studies have shown success rates varying from 56% to 75% Bosker and VanDijk et al [4][5][6]. In a study conducted in PubMed revealed 14 cases of atrophic mandible fractures secondary to the installation of implants in the anterior region in the period between 1990 and 2012.…”

Five years of aftercare of implant‐retained mandibular overdentures and conventional dentures

“…Comparison with the study of Maxson et al . (1989) (retrospective, evaluation period 3 months to 5 years) learns that this study has 95·8% survival rate, the study of Bosker and Van Dijk (1989) (retrospective, evaluation period 6 months to 12 years) reveals a 97·8% survival rate and the study of Bosker et al . (1991) (retrospective, evaluation period 6 months to 13 years) states a survival rate of 96·8%.…”

Patients With Transmandibular Implants Are at Risk for Severe Complications When Becoming Frail

“…1,2 Early in the implant era, transmandibular implant systems (ie, systems in which the posts are inserted through instead of in the mandible) were commonly applied in severely resorbed mandibles. [3][4][5] These systems have been reported to have a high risk of developing severe peri-implant-related complications. [6][7][8] Owing to this relatively high complication rate and insertion, 6-9 the use of transmandibular implants has been abandoned.…”

An Alternative Method to Reconstruct Severely Atrophic Mandible: Case Report

“…The disadvantage of this system is the need for extra-oral access for its insertion and the need for residual bone in the mandibular basilar of good quality for fixation of the anchor screws of the system. Some studies have shown success rates varying from 56% to 75% Bosker and VanDijk et al [4][5][6]. In a study conducted in PubMed revealed 14 cases of atrophic mandible fractures secondary to the installation of implants in the anterior region in the period between 1990 and 2012.…”

Five years of aftercare of implant‐retained mandibular overdentures and conventional dentures

“…Comparison with the study of Maxson et al . (1989) (retrospective, evaluation period 3 months to 5 years) learns that this study has 95·8% survival rate, the study of Bosker and Van Dijk (1989) (retrospective, evaluation period 6 months to 12 years) reveals a 97·8% survival rate and the study of Bosker et al . (1991) (retrospective, evaluation period 6 months to 13 years) states a survival rate of 96·8%.…”

Patients With Transmandibular Implants Are at Risk for Severe Complications When Becoming Frail

“…1,2 Early in the implant era, transmandibular implant systems (ie, systems in which the posts are inserted through instead of in the mandible) were commonly applied in severely resorbed mandibles. [3][4][5] These systems have been reported to have a high risk of developing severe peri-implant-related complications. [6][7][8] Owing to this relatively high complication rate and insertion, 6-9 the use of transmandibular implants has been abandoned.…”

An Alternative Method to Reconstruct Severely Atrophic Mandible: Case Report

“…The disadvantage of this system is the need for extra-oral access for its insertion and the need for residual bone in the mandibular basilar of good quality for fixation of the anchor screws of the system. Some studies have shown success rates varying from 56% to 75% Bosker and VanDijk et al [4][5][6]. In a study conducted in PubMed revealed 14 cases of atrophic mandible fractures secondary to the installation of implants in the anterior region in the period between 1990 and 2012.…”

Five years of aftercare of implant‐retained mandibular overdentures and conventional dentures

“…Comparison with the study of Maxson et al . (1989) (retrospective, evaluation period 3 months to 5 years) learns that this study has 95·8% survival rate, the study of Bosker and Van Dijk (1989) (retrospective, evaluation period 6 months to 12 years) reveals a 97·8% survival rate and the study of Bosker et al . (1991) (retrospective, evaluation period 6 months to 13 years) states a survival rate of 96·8%.…”

Patients With Transmandibular Implants Are at Risk for Severe Complications When Becoming Frail

“…1,2 Early in the implant era, transmandibular implant systems (ie, systems in which the posts are inserted through instead of in the mandible) were commonly applied in severely resorbed mandibles. [3][4][5] These systems have been reported to have a high risk of developing severe peri-implant-related complications. [6][7][8] Owing to this relatively high complication rate and insertion, 6-9 the use of transmandibular implants has been abandoned.…”