JOMS study: Prostheses can be immediately placed on dental implants with high predictability during jaw reconstruction
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Wednesday, September 15, 2021
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The study involved 22 patients who underwent reconstruction of their upper or lower jaw using the fibula, received immediate dental implants and immediate bridgework and were tracked for at least three months.
Key Points:
- The study involved 22 patients who underwent reconstruction of their upper or lower jaw using the fibula, received immediate dental implants and immediate bridgework and were tracked for at least three months.
- Of the 95 dental implants placed, 92 fused with the jawbone, known as integration, indicating dental implant success.
- All 36 dental implants that were next to skin paddles in 10 patients integrated.
- Overall, the dental implant success rate was 93 percent within nine to 15 months after surgery.