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KMID : 0362820110300010038
Journal of the Korean Academy of Implant Dentistry
2011 Volume.30 No. 1 p.38 ~ p.43
The difference in the degree of osseointegration and marginal bone loss in non-submerged and submerged dental implant procedure: retrospective study
Bang Sung-Moon

Choi Byung-Jun
Kim Yeo-Gap
Lee Baek-Soo
Ohe Joo-Young
Suh Joon-Ho
Lee Nam-Hoon
Abstract
Objective: Purpose of this study is to compare the degree of osseointegration and marginal bone resoprtion in submerged and nonsubmerged type implant.

Materials and Methods: 14 healthy adult patients with loss of unilateral 1st, 2nd mandibular molars are treated with each of 14 submerged, non-submerged implants. One oromaxillofacial surgeon and one prosthetic doctor each conduct a surgery and prosthetic treatment. Prosthesis was inserted 3months after surgery. ISQ values was measured by osstel mentor at right after, 1 month after, 2 months after, 2.5months after, 3months after, 4months after and 6months after surgery. In the same period, marginal alveolar bone loss was measured by paralleling periapical radiography.

Result: There were no case of failure in both two patient`s groups. One month after surgery values of ISQ had decreased and at once increased gradually again. Amounts of marginal bone resorption tended to increase in over time. There was no significant difference between two groups in values of ISQ and amount of marginal bone loss.

Conclusion: After implantation of fixture, in aspects of the surrounding tissue healing and osseointegration has no significant correlation with one-stage and two-stage surgical procedure.
KEYWORD
Implant, Submerged, Non-submerged, Osseointegration, Marginal bone resorption
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