The mandibular staple bone plate. Its use and advantages in reconstructive surgery

Area of Science:

• Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
• Biomaterials Engineering
• Orthopedic Reconstruction

Background:

• The edentulous and deformed mandible presents significant challenges for prosthetic rehabilitation and jaw stabilization.
• Traditional methods may lack the necessary stability or adaptability for diverse clinical needs.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the efficacy and outcomes of the mandibular staple bone plate for prosthetic and orthopedic jaw stabilization.
• To assess the device's adaptability, cost-effectiveness, and osteointegration potential.

Main Methods:

• The mandibular staple bone plate is attached to the inferior border of the mandible.
• The device is designed to provide orthopedic support for prosthetic rehabilitation.
• Clinical application in various settings for edentulous and deformed mandibles was considered.

Main Results:

• Demonstrated osteointegration in over 91% of cases.
• Achieved a cumulative success rate of 94.6% over 5 to 6 years.
• Proven adaptable to various prosthetic needs and useful in diverse clinical settings.

Conclusions:

• The mandibular staple bone plate is a highly effective and reliable device for stabilizing the mandible.
• Its cost-effectiveness, high osteointegration, and long-term success make it a valuable reconstructive option.