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[Mobility of B.C.T. dental implants inserted by one- and two-phase surgical method--an experimental study]
Novak Stamatović1, Smiljana Matić, Zoran Lazić
1Vojnomedicinska akademija, Klinika za maksilofacijalnu, oralnu hirurgiju i implantologiju, Beograd, Srbija.
Vojnosanitetski Pregled
|November 24, 2006
Summary
The surgical method used for inserting dental implants did not affect their stability or osseointegration. Both one-phase and two-phase implant insertion methods resulted in comparable outcomes in experimental animals.
Area of Science:
- Dental Implantology
- Biomaterials Science
- Surgical Techniques
Context:
- Osseointegration is critical for dental implant success.
- Surgical technique is a key factor influencing osseointegration.
- Implant mobility is a direct indicator of osseointegration quality.
Purpose:
- To compare the osseointegration of B.C.T. dental titanium implants using one-phase versus two-phase surgical methods.
- To evaluate implant mobility as a measure of osseointegration in experimental animals.
Summary:
- Thirty-six B.C.T. dental titanium implants were inserted into nine dogs using either a one-phase or two-phase method.
- Implant mobility was assessed using the Periotest device three months post-implantation.
- No statistically significant difference in implant mobility was observed between the one-phase and two-phase insertion methods.
Impact:
- This study suggests that both one-phase and two-phase surgical techniques can achieve satisfactory osseointegration.
- Further research incorporating pathohistological and histomorphometric analyses is recommended for a comprehensive assessment.
