Análise da cicatrização e da estabilidade óssea em reabilitações de exodontias seguidas de implantes imediatos

Abstract

THE GOAL Dental implants are unique for replacing teeth that are lost. Keep up with the healing of the bone and the stability of the tissue surrounding the dental implant is the best way to understand the process of osseointegration as well as its maintenance. In a follow-up practice and is common on radiographs by Computed Tomography Cone Beam (INVITED). It is important to look at the different schedules are used for each individual patient to a considerable extent and to evaluate the material system (and implant) to the crest of bone on the patient, the bone that remains, the need for bio-based materials and associated systemic considerations, age and is the treatment of choice. The majority of bone loss occurs within the first year of function of the implant and the resorption of the crest which usually occurs between the <1.5 mm in the first year and 0.2 mm the annual loss to be continuous. THE METHODOLOGY We conducted a study comparing wound healing and the stability of the bony system of the dental implant and in some cases from patients who have sought dental treatment in the area of specialization in implantology at the Universidade de Caxias do Sul. The criteria taken into consideration such as data for evaluating the process of bone remodeling periimplant were: systemic health, smoking or non-smoking, age and the use of the healer or the temporary use or non-use of bio-based materials and the brand of the implant. Osseointegration is predictable leads to the successful function of the implant over time. Or the technical measures for the conservation of the ridge or the placement of an immediate implant and prevent the activity of the physiological modeling of bone after the extraction of the tooth. THE RESULT The bone turnover is not significant in the first three months your bone tissue in young newly forming and it can be difficult to view however there is a large amount of time to perform this course of action mainly because it is usually the time in which the implant receives a load and can display significant differences in changes of bone within six months after the surgery. CONCLUSION Not the technical measures for the conservation of the ridge or the placement of an immediate implant and prevent the activity of the physiological modeling of bone after the extraction of the tooth. The bone turnover is not significant in the first three months your bone tissue in young newly forming and it can be difficult to view however there is a large amount of time to perform this course of action mainly because it is usually the time in which the implant receives a load and then you can show the significant differences in the change of bone over a six-month post-surgery. Key Words: dental implant, bone remodeling, computed tomography cone beam, osseointegration (sic).