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Giorgio Tabanella¹, Patrick Rider², Svenja Rogge²

¹O.R.E.C.-Oral Reconstruction and Education Center, Via Rovereto 6, 00198 Rome, Italy.

Medicina (Kaunas, Lithuania)

|July 30, 2025

概括

猪无细胞皮肤基质 (PADM) 与可再吸收的螺丝相结合,有效地增加了植入周围软组织. 这种最少的侵入性技术在组织体积和美学方面显示出有利的短期结果.

科学领域:

牙周病学牙周病学
牙科植入物学牙科植入物学
生物材料科学生物材料科学

背景情况:

适当的软组织厚度和质化粘膜对于植入周围的健康和美学至关重要.
猪无细胞皮肤基质 (PADM) 显示了软组织增强的潜力,但固定是具有挑战性的.

研究的目的:

为了评估PADM的疗效,固定在可再吸收的螺丝上,用于植入周围软组织增强.

主要方法:

一个涉及三名接受植入周围软组织增强的患者的病例系列.
使用可再吸收螺丝 (NOVAMag®) 稳定了PADM移植.
通过STL成像和直接测量,在3-6个月内评估了临床结果.

主要成果:

所有患者都表现出改善的粘膜体积和角质化.
软组织的平均垂直增加为0.87±0.16毫米;平均水平增加为1.00±0.13毫米.
粘膜厚度从1.0-1.2毫米增加到1.9-2.1毫米,肌化粘膜宽度平均增加了1.0毫米.

结论:

带有可再吸收螺丝的PADM提供了一个可预测的,最小侵入性的解决方案,用于周围植入物软组织增强.
观察到有利的短期体积和美学结果.
没有报告任何并发症,在所有病例中都实现了无张力愈合.

关键词:

固定螺丝固定螺丝可再吸收的.软组织移植软组织移植

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