Managing Peri Im Bone Loss

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    Introduction

    When losing teeth

    RPD (Removal Partial Denture)

    FPD (Fixed Partial Denture)

    ISP (Implant Support Denture)

    Increasing of implant placement, but there are many

    complications

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    Introduction

    International Congress of Oral Implantologist Pisa

    Consensus Conference report give a definition of

    Implant failure: remove or lost

    Implant complication: deviation of standard tx

    outcome, and requires further tx

    Peri-implantitis (survival rate 89&-95% in 10y reports)

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    Peri-implantitis

    A systemic review of 51 prospective studies reported

    0%-14.4% in 5 year follow up

    Other reported

    11.3%-47.1% in 10-16 years

    Biological and mechanical factors

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    Biological factor

    Micro-organism especially periopathic bacterial: P.g,

    T.f, T.d

    Smoking

    Diabetes

    Others : compression necrosis, infection,overheating of bone during operative

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    Schwarz peri-implantitis

    Class I: intrabonydefect

    a: dehiscences defect

    b: buccal & interproximal defect

    c: class Ib + lingual defect

    d: buccal and lingual dehiscence

    e: circurferential

    Class II: suprabony defect

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    Mechanical factor

    Occlusal over loading is considered the primary

    factor

    Poor prosthetic design

    Inadequate number, dimensions

    Non ideal position Parafunction habit

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    Complication of Implant

    Failure

    Effect quality of life

    Function

    Esthetics

    Time

    Money

    Psychological stress

    Management of this failure to reosteointegration

    GBR

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    Treatment Modalities

    Goal is trying to eliminate and restoring lost struturesand function

    It is divided as periodontal treatment

    Non-surgical

    Antimicrobial therapy & mechanical debridement

    Surgical

    Surgical debridement, implantoplasty, dental lasers Regenerative

    GBR

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    Non-Surgical

    Local tetracycline combines with debridement

    6% bone filled on x-ray

    0.2-0.3mm clinical significant

    Evident review an ineffective method in

    management peri-implantitis

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    Surface Decontamination

    Eliminating etiological factor

    Several agents use for decontamination found no significant oversuperior

    Saline, Abrasive pumice, Citric acid, CHX, Air power abrasive

    Systemic review shows SD improve re-osteointergration

    Dental laser and PDT

    CO2 reduce amount ofS. sanguis and P. gingivalis

    Nd:YAG=Er:YAG=diode laser

    Laser + bone graft + collagen membrane: almost complete bonefill

    No long term study report

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    Surface Decontamination

    Implantoplasty: archive smooth surface & plaque

    adhesion

    Poor effects:

    increase heat, damage adjacent tissue, metallic

    debris

    Diamond bur with water irrigation only 1.5 degree C No surrounding tissue damage

    Rubber dam might helpful

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    Surgical Debridement

    Surgical re-entry examination

    GBR>Bone graft alone>flap debridement: bone fill

    GBR with / without bone graft no significant different

    GBR still not predictable as a Systemic review

    reported

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    Decision Tree

    Management in horizontal defect

    APF & implantoplasty

    Management in vertical defects

    Dependent on patient related (OHI, smoking)

    Systemic condition(uDM)

    Defects

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    Defects

    Ochsenbien and Cortellini and Tonetti

    1 wall APF

    2, 3 wall GBR with non resorbable membrane

    3 wall (contained) GBR with resorbable membrane

    Circumferential defect occlusal evaluation

    Release heavy loading

    Not ideal implant position remove

    hard & soft tissue graft

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    Others

    PASS principle GBR must be done with primary

    closure

    Reduce bacterial/foreign bodies contaminated

    OFD and GBR

    Debridement + Antibiotic (local / systemic)