Effect of Immediate Placement and Loading of Compressive Versus Conventional Implants
Condition(s) studied
Investigational drug(s) / intervention(s)
Immediate implant placement and loading: 1. Preoperative Cone beam 2. Articaine 4% local anesthesia in two sides 3. Piezoelectric device used around the badly decay tooth 4. Ensuring the preservation of the associated gingiva and papillae. 5. Following the elevation of the flap, atraumatic extraction by using piezoelectric device: A. The teeth will be retrieved without stress. B. The Conventional dental implant will be put directly into the alveolar bone c. Placement of healing abutment in conventional implant and measurement d. Stability measured using AnyCheck or periotest device of both implants and crestal bone level by periodontal probe postoperatively. e. Suturing f. Cone beam xray postoperatively g. Postoperative instructions and medications h. after one week immediate loading by placement of temporary pmma crown
Immediate implant placement and loading: 1. Preoperative Cone beam 2. Articaine 4% local anesthesia in two sides 3. Piezoelectric device used around the badly decay tooth 4. Ensuring the preservation of the associated gingiva and papillae. 5. Following the elevation of the flap, atraumatic extraction by using piezoelectric device: A. The teeth will be retrieved without stress. B. The Compressive dental implant will be put directly into the alveolar bone c. Stability measured using AnyCheck or periotest device of both implants and crestal bone level by periodontal probe postoperatively. d. Suturing e. Cone beam xray postoperatively f. Postoperative instructions and medications g. after one week immediate loading by placement of temporary pmma crown
Study summary
The current study aims to compare immediate placement and loading of compressive versus conventional dental implants after atraumatic extraction regarding the effectiveness, bone resorption and survival of each of them.
Eligibility
Primary outcome measure(s)
- stability — 6 months
using AnyCheck Device from 1 to 100 - Pain after the surgery — 6 months
using visual analogue scale from 1 to 10 - Crestal Bone resorption and deposition — 6 months
using cone beam computed tomography . - Crestal bone loss — 6 months
using periodontal probe
Trial sites (1)
| Facility | City | Region | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beni-suef university | Banī Suwayf | Egypt | Recruiting |
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