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APPLYING OF QZA-IMPLANTS FOR PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENT ALVEOLAR RIDGE BONE AND SOFT TISSUE VOLUME. CASES REPORT

Polupan P.V., Frolov A.M., Sipkin A.M., Butler E.A., Karyakina I.A., Ryabov A.Y., Davydov I.A., Akhtyamov D.V.

Abstract: The prospective clinical study of the results of treatment using dental implantation for patients with edentulism in different cases. The clinical condition, alveolar bone level and degree of stability (implant mobility index) of the installed dental implants were assessed. In this article presented clinical cases with sufficient and insufficient ridge bone / soft tissue volume. Authors described four different clinical cases of dental implantation with minimally invasive treatment protocol that used only local tissue without artificial bone substitutes, as well as membranes and authors declare that a correct treatment plan and high level of medical skill allow achieving success in all clinical cases. In the long-term period there was a good aesthetic results, good control X-ray, high stability of inserted dental implant and prosthetics. This study demonstrates that functional and aesthetic recovery as a result of QZA-Implants is an effective and reliable method for patients with edentulism. The results did not reveal significant clinical and statistically significant differences between groups of patients. Implantation success, level of alveolar ridge and soft tissue volume, high stability of dental implants and clinical results suggested this protocol deserves attention. However, final conclusions require additional long-term multicentric clinical study with an adequate cohort of patients. Key words: dental implantation, treatment protocol, alveolar ridge insufficiency, piezosurgery, simultaneous local bone modification, soft tissue grafting, dental implant stability, implant mobility index, QZA-Implant.

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