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Follow up Clinical Observations of a Patient with Replantation, Transplantation and Implantation
E. Spiechowicz
J. Piekarzczyk
E. Gawor
P. Stendera
B. Ciechowicz
Sažetak
The paper presents the case of a young female patient treated with T.B.R. implants after unsuccessful replantation. The patient applied for the treatment in the Prosthodontic Department in January 1994, three months after the procedure of retained canine replantation. Before the replantation the patient had been treated with an orthodontic traction device, but the treatment was unsuccessful. The lack of bony restitution and permanent inflammation was the reason for canine extraction and immediate denture application. Bony defect after unsuccessful replantation and canine extraction was the reason for the surgical procedure of augmentation by transplantation from iliac bone 6 months later. Healing after bone augmentation was
satisfactory and provided favourable conditions for implant installation. Two cylinder T.B.R. implants were placed in the region of the missing canines in September 1995. After 6 months the healing screws were connected to the implants. After 1 week a small correction of the gingival flap, pulling the mucous membrane on the labial surface, was made on the right side. Healing then proceeded without additional problems. The final prosthetic restorations were made in March 1996.The patient has a regular check-up. The implant mobility is measured with Periotest and depth of gingival pockets with Florida probe.
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Hrčak ID:
10053
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Datum izdavanja:
15.9.2002.
Posjeta: 914 *