Comparative evaluation of the effectiveness of methods of alveolar bone preservation before dental implantation

Abstract

One of the fundamental factors for the success implantation is the sufficient alveolar bone. The required initial volume of bone tissue before implantation ensures predictability of surgical treatment, reduction of possible complications, and the absence of repeated operations.  Was developed, the concept, of preserving the initial volume of the alveolar bone tissue in the area of the future implantation without the use of bone grafts and stimulating the biological potential of own tissue. To improve the regeneration processes, protect the postoperative area, prepare the prosthetics place, and for psychological comfort of patients, was selected a group of patients who used the developed method of bone preserving before implantation by using direct immediate prosthetics. This article presents comparative results of the developed concept with the use of a direct immediate prosthetics and a group where the postoperative period was managed without it. The concept of bone preservation before implantation allows not only to preserve the volume of its own tissues, but also prevents the development of complications characteristic of traditional methods of bone augmentation.