Zhonghua kou qiang yi xue za zhi = Zhonghua kouqiang yixue zazhi = Chinese journal of stomatology · 2011
[Clinical application of a self-developed bone collector in dental implantation].
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Ding Xi, Huang Jian-jing, Zhu Xing-hao, Zhang Xiu-hua, Chen Hong, Lin Zhi
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To introduce a self-developed bone collector designed by the authors and evaluate its effect in clinical application.
METHODS: A self-developed bone collector was used in 38 patients who underwent the dental implant operation from May 2008 to October 2009. During the operation the bone particles were harvested, which was used for the reconstruction of the bone defects around the implant simultaneously. The defects were fenestrate in 29 regions and triangle in 23 regions on buccal or lingual side of the dental implants.
RESULTS: All cases had no surgical wound infection and dehiscence 7 - 10 days after operation. Three to six months after implantation, the X-ray showed that all the dental implants had perfect osseointergration and the alveolar bone were successfully augmented.
CONCLUSIONS: Bone debris harvested by self-developed bone collector could repair small peri-implant bone defects, which is simple to use in clinic.
METHODS: A self-developed bone collector was used in 38 patients who underwent the dental implant operation from May 2008 to October 2009. During the operation the bone particles were harvested, which was used for the reconstruction of the bone defects around the implant simultaneously. The defects were fenestrate in 29 regions and triangle in 23 regions on buccal or lingual side of the dental implants.
RESULTS: All cases had no surgical wound infection and dehiscence 7 - 10 days after operation. Three to six months after implantation, the X-ray showed that all the dental implants had perfect osseointergration and the alveolar bone were successfully augmented.
CONCLUSIONS: Bone debris harvested by self-developed bone collector could repair small peri-implant bone defects, which is simple to use in clinic.