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COMPARISON BETWEEN LONG AND STANDARD LENGTH IMPLANTS10.

W Boni¹, U Delle Donne¹, G Corradini¹

¹Private practice, Milan, Italy.

Journal of Biological Regulators and Homeostatic Agents

|October 30, 2015

Summary

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Long implants (LI), longer than 13 mm, showed a high survival rate of 97.8% in oral rehabilitation. While LIs offer a slight advantage, maxillary placement and anterior tooth positions had higher failure rates.

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Oral Surgery
Biomaterials

Background:

Longer dental implants (LI) are hypothesized to provide superior survival rates compared to standard-length fixtures.
Assessing the long-term efficacy of LI in diverse clinical scenarios is crucial for optimizing patient outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the survival rate of 780 long implants (LI) used in oral rehabilitation.
To compare the performance of LI against standard-length implants within the same patient cohort.

Main Methods:

A retrospective study evaluated 1,753 dental implants (780 LI, 972 standard) placed between 2008-2013 in 877 patients.
Standardized surgical protocols and a post-operative check-up program were employed.
Statistical analysis using SPSS identified factors influencing implant survival, including jaw location and tooth position.

Main Results:

The overall survival rate was 97.8%, with 38 implant failures out of 1,752.
Implant survival showed statistically significant differences based on jaw location (p=0.027), with a higher failure rate in the maxilla (23/768).
Tooth position also impacted survival (p=0.027), with more failures in the incisor/canine regions (18/550) compared to premolar/molar regions (20/1,202).

Conclusions:

Long implants (LI) demonstrate a high survival rate in oral rehabilitation, offering a small but significant advantage.
Maxillary placement and anterior tooth positions present challenges, necessitating careful consideration in treatment planning.