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Surgical Treatment of Implants Affected by Periimplantitis After 15 Years of Loading: A Case Report.
Implant Dentistry 2016 April
PURPOSE: The aim of this case report is to describe the surgical treatment of 2 implants affected by periimplantitis after 15 years of loading.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The treatment included mechanical and chemical decontamination with topical application of tetracycline associated with a regenerative approach. Both defects were filled with particulate autogenous bone from tuber and covered with resorbable collagen membrane.
RESULTS: The follow-up of 30 and 13 months of the implants 24 and 14, respectively, showed an absence of clinical signs of periimplant inflammation and near-complete bone regeneration.
CONCLUSIONS: The therapy approach was effective in eliminating periimplant inflammation and promoting bone gain around the implants.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The treatment included mechanical and chemical decontamination with topical application of tetracycline associated with a regenerative approach. Both defects were filled with particulate autogenous bone from tuber and covered with resorbable collagen membrane.
RESULTS: The follow-up of 30 and 13 months of the implants 24 and 14, respectively, showed an absence of clinical signs of periimplant inflammation and near-complete bone regeneration.
CONCLUSIONS: The therapy approach was effective in eliminating periimplant inflammation and promoting bone gain around the implants.
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