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Postextraction implant placement with immediate provisionalisation and finalisation, using a simplified technique:

Rudy Scala¹, Paolo Ghensi, Alessandro Cucchi

¹University of Verona, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinic, Verona, Italy.

The Open Dentistry Journal

|October 24, 2012

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Immediate implants can restore fractured maxillary teeth, even in smokers with poor hygiene. A simplified technique offers cost-effective, successful aesthetic and functional outcomes for tooth replacement.

Area of Science:

Dentistry
Oral Surgery
Implantology

Background:

Maxillary tooth trauma often leads to fractures requiring extraction and replacement.
Immediate post-extraction implants are effective for restoring aesthetics and function.
Patient factors like smoking and poor hygiene can complicate dental implant procedures.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a simplified technique for immediate osseointegrated implant placement in a fractured maxillary canine.
To evaluate the outcomes in a patient with risk factors (smoking, poor oral hygiene).

Main Methods:

A simplified technique for immediate post-extraction osseointegrated implant placement was used.
The technique aimed to reduce components and treatment cost.
Clinical case of a fractured maxillary canine in a smoker with poor oral hygiene.

Keywords:

Immediate loading flapless.mount postextraction implant

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Main Results:

The simplified technique resulted in acceptable aesthetic and functional outcomes.
The implant was successfully osseointegrated.
The cost-effectiveness was achieved by reducing implant components.

Conclusions:

Immediate post-extraction implants using a simplified technique can be successful even in patients with risk factors.
This approach offers a cost-effective solution for restoring maxillary teeth after trauma.
Osseointegrated implants provide viable aesthetic and functional restoration.