Evaluation of Immediate Implant Placement In The Esthetic Zone Using Vestibular Socket Therapy Versus Dual Zone Therapy
Study Details
Study Description
Brief Summary
Immediate implant placement has proven to be a successful treatment procedure that is preferred by patients because of being less traumatic, more time-efficient. Nowadays, the main goal of a successful immediate implant treatment has ceased to be gaining stability and osseointegration, but achieving long-term dimensional stability has become the optimal challenge. Various soft tissue and hard tissue augmentation techniques have been investigated in order to maintain the ridge dimensions following extraction and immediate implant placement.
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Detailed Description
It has been noted that the different augmentation procedures aid in decreasing the dimensional changes occurring after immediate implant placement in the esthetic zone. Even though immediate implant placement is a predictable procedure, however, labial bone resorption following tooth extraction is inevitable. The available surgical techniques present do not entirely prevent dimensional variations of the peri-implant hard and soft tissues over time. Furthermore, substantial evidence showed that immediate implant placement failed to halt the resorption of the thin buccal bony plate with subsequent gingival recession, particularly in patients with thin gingival phenotype
Study Design
Arms and Interventions
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Active Comparator: immediate implant placement with The Dual-Zone Therapeutic Concept
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Procedure: immediate implant placement with The Dual-Zone Therapeutic Concept
After tooth removal, implant placement, bone grafting, and screw retained provisional restoration, the contour of the ridge can change. Using dual zone grafting was claimed to minimize contour change associated with immediate anterior implants. In this technique. The implant should be placed in an optimal 3 dimensional mode . Xenograft, will be used in the gap to graft the bone and tissue zones, . The graft material helps serve as a scaffold to maintain hard- and soft-tissue volume as well as blood clot for initial healing.
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Experimental: Immediate implant placement with vestibular socket therapy
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Procedure: Immediate implant placement with vestibular socket therapy
After atraumatic tooth extraction using periotomes and luxators , socket curettage and cleaning simultaneously using the VST irrigation curette will be performed. A 1 cm long vestibular access incision will be made using a 15c blade at the most apical part of the socket sulcus to expose the socket bone, followed with periosteal dissection in an incisal direction towards the socket orifice, using VST vestibular elevator. Then, dissection of the remaining attached tissue close to the socket orifice incisally and apically will be done using the VST hammerhead periotome to create a tunnel between the socket orifice and the vestibular access incision. implant will be placed.The vestibular tissues will be retracted using the VST forklift retractor to allow a complete access of the labial plate of bone where all the regenerative materials will be delivered. A membrane will be inserted to the labial tunnel using the VST bone shield holder, and tacked using 2 membrane tacks
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Outcome Measures
Primary Outcome Measures
- Pink Esthetic Score [6 months]
Pink Esthetic Score
Secondary Outcome Measures
- labial bone thickness [6 months]
radiographic CBCT
- Peri-implant probing depth [6 months]
mm
- Implant failure [6 months]
yes/No
Eligibility Criteria
Criteria
Inclusion Criteria:
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adult (>18 years) patients having a single non-adjacent hopeless maxillary tooth in the esthetic zone
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type I socket (intact but thin labial plate of bone and intact overlying soft tissues)
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adequate palatal bone
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≥3 mm apical bone to engage the immediately placed implants
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optimum primary stability (a minimum of 30 Ncm insertion torque) following tooth extraction.
Exclusion Criteria:
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smokers
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pregnant women
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patients with systemic diseases
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periodontal disease, gingival recession
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infected sockets
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periapical pathosis and history of chemotherapy or radiotherapy within the past 2 years.
Contacts and Locations
Locations
No locations specified.Sponsors and Collaborators
- Cairo University
Investigators
- Principal Investigator: Abdelsalam El Askary, private practice, Alexandria, Egypt
- Study Chair: Noha A Ghallab, PhD, Professor in the department of oral Medicine & Periodontology, Cairo University
- Study Director: Nesma M shemais, PhD, Lecturer in the department of oral Medicine & Periodontology, Cairo University
Study Documents (Full-Text)
None provided.More Information
Publications
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