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The Cochrane library, Dec 20, 2017
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Periodontitis and peri-implantitis are common in the population worldwide. Periodontal diseases a... more Periodontitis and peri-implantitis are common in the population worldwide. Periodontal diseases affect approximately 50% of adults, while mucositis affects 80% of patients with implants, turning into peri-implantitis at a rate varying from 28 to 58%. If standardized treatments for all degrees and variety of periodontal diseases are known and codified, a consensus on the treatment of peri-implantitis still has to be found. Photodynamic therapy (PDT) has been used successfully in the medical field and was recently introduced as supportive therapy in dentistry. This paper reviews the results on 20 patients, 10 affected by periodontal disease (grades II to III) and 10 by peri-implantitis. Application of 5% 5-aminolevulinic acid gel (ALAD), as a support of causal therapy, in periodontal pockets and areas of peri-implantitis favored the maintenance of severely compromised teeth and significantly improved compromised implant conditions. Between baseline and 6 months, all teeth and implants...
Quintessence International, 2010
To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest... more To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest procedures with immediate implant placement at 3 years of follow-up. Sixty-one split-crest procedures were performed, and 180 implants were placed in 43 patients. Initial ridge width varied between 1.5 and 5.0 mm (mean 3.3 +/- 0.7 mm). Bone density was type I (11.1%), type II (27.8%), type III (28.9%), and type IV (32.2%). The USBS device worked with a 20 to 32 kHz vibrating frequency and 90 W peak power. Mean split length was 14.8 +/- 10.8 mm; mean final ridge width was 6.0 +/- 0.4 mm. At second-stage surgery, five of 180 implants failed to osseointegrate (2.8%), all in the maxilla. Also at second-stage surgery, the success rate of the implants placed simultaneously to the split crest performed with USBS was 97.2% overall, 95.1% in the maxilla and 100% in the mandible. No loaded implant failed during the 3-year follow-up; respective success rates were unchanged. USBS is predictable to ...
Journal of Periodontology, 2006
Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2010
Protocols, 1996
M etal-free materials compared with metal-ceramic or other conventional all-metal materials for p... more M etal-free materials compared with metal-ceramic or other conventional all-metal materials for prosthodontic restorations Patient or population: adults (18 years of age or older) with prosthodontic restorations Settings: prim ary or secondary care Intervention: m etal-f ree m aterials Comparison: m etal-ceram ic or other conventional all-m etal m aterials This review is m ade up alm ost entirely of single-study com parisons of very sm all studies. For each com parison, the evidence f or the prim ary outcom es 'f ailure of the prosthesis', 'com plications' and 'aesthetic evaluation' at all tim es of assessm ent was rated as being very low quality. All bodies of evidence were downgraded by 1 level f or risk of bias and by 2 levels f or im precision (due to single-study com parisons with either very sm all sam ple sizes, low event rates, 95% CIs including the possibility of benef it f or both the test and control groups, or com binations of these problem s) This review has included studies assessing the f ollowing com parisons 1) M etal-f ree single crowns com pared to conventional crowns 2) M etal-f ree FDPs com pared to m etal-ceram ic FDPs 3) M etal-f ree cantilevered FDPs com pared to m etal-ceram ic cantilevered FDPs 4) M etal-f ree im plant-supported single crowns com pared to m etal-ceram ic im plant-supported single crowns 5) M etal-f ree abutm ents com pared to m etal abutm ents supporting single crowns 6) M etal-f ree im plant-supported FDPs m ade of dif f erent m aterials 7) M etal-f ree tooth-supported FDPs m ade of dif f erent m aterials CI: conf idence interval; FDPs: f ixed dental prostheses. GRADE Working Group grades of evidence High quality: f urther research is very unlikely to change our conf idence in the estim ate of ef f ect M oderate quality: f urther research is likely to have an im portant im pact on our conf idence in the estim ate of ef f ect and m ay change the estim ate Low quality: f urther research is very likely to have an im portant im pact on our conf idence in the estim ate of ef f ect and is likely to change the estim ate Very low quality: we are very uncertain about the estim ate B A C K G R O U N D Description of the condition Missing or severely damaged teeth may result in a functional and aesthetic deficit and have traditionally been replaced with fixed prosthodontic treatment (crowns or bridges). 4 Metal-free materials for fixed prosthodontic restorations (Review)
Objetivo: Informar y evaluar sobre la cirugia osea ultrasonica (USBS), tambien conocida como piez... more Objetivo: Informar y evaluar sobre la cirugia osea ultrasonica (USBS), tambien conocida como piezocirugia, para procedimientos de division de la cresta con colocacion inmediata de implantes a los 3 anos de seguimiento. Metodo y materiales: Se llevaron a cabo sesenta y un procedimientos de division de la cresta, y se colocaron 180 implantes en 43 pacientes. La anchura inicial de los rebordes vario entre 1,5 y 5,0 mm (media 3,3 ± 0,7 mm). La densidad del hueso era de tipo I (11,1%), de tipo II (27,8%), de tipo III (28,9%) y de tipo IV (32,2%). El aparato USBS trabajo con una frecuencia de vibracion de 20 a 32 kHz y un pico de potencia de 90 W. Resultados: La longitud media de la incision fue de 14,8 ± 10,8 mm; la anchura media final de los rebordes fue de 6,0 ± 0,4 mm. En la segunda fase de la cirugia se comprobo que habian fallado en su osteointegracion, cinco de los 180 implantes (2,8%), todos ellos en el maxilar superior, siendo la tasa de exito global de los implantes colocados de...
Quintessence international, 2010
OBJECTIVE To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in s... more OBJECTIVE To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest procedures with immediate implant placement at 3 years of follow-up. METHOD AND MATERIALS Sixty-one split-crest procedures were performed, and 180 implants were placed in 43 patients. Initial ridge width varied between 1.5 and 5.0 mm (mean 3.3 +/- 0.7 mm). Bone density was type I (11.1%), type II (27.8%), type III (28.9%), and type IV (32.2%). The USBS device worked with a 20 to 32 kHz vibrating frequency and 90 W peak power. RESULTS Mean split length was 14.8 +/- 10.8 mm; mean final ridge width was 6.0 +/- 0.4 mm. At second-stage surgery, five of 180 implants failed to osseointegrate (2.8%), all in the maxilla. Also at second-stage surgery, the success rate of the implants placed simultaneously to the split crest performed with USBS was 97.2% overall, 95.1% in the maxilla and 100% in the mandible. No loaded implant failed during the 3-year follow-up; respective success rates ...
Quintessence International, Jun 1, 2010
To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest... more To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest procedures with immediate implant placement at 3 years of follow-up. Sixty-one split-crest procedures were performed, and 180 implants were placed in 43 patients. Initial ridge width varied between 1.5 and 5.0 mm (mean 3.3 +/- 0.7 mm). Bone density was type I (11.1%), type II (27.8%), type III (28.9%), and type IV (32.2%). The USBS device worked with a 20 to 32 kHz vibrating frequency and 90 W peak power. Mean split length was 14.8 +/- 10.8 mm; mean final ridge width was 6.0 +/- 0.4 mm. At second-stage surgery, five of 180 implants failed to osseointegrate (2.8%), all in the maxilla. Also at second-stage surgery, the success rate of the implants placed simultaneously to the split crest performed with USBS was 97.2% overall, 95.1% in the maxilla and 100% in the mandible. No loaded implant failed during the 3-year follow-up; respective success rates were unchanged. USBS is predictable to perform split-crest procedures, without risk of bone thermonecrosis; it decreases the risk of soft tissue alteration. Bone-cutting efficiency was satisfactory with the present USBS device because of its elevated ultrasonic vibrating power, especially in soft type IV bone.
The Cochrane library, Dec 20, 2017
Trusted evidence. Informed decisions. Better health.
Antibiotics
Periodontitis and peri-implantitis are common in the population worldwide. Periodontal diseases a... more Periodontitis and peri-implantitis are common in the population worldwide. Periodontal diseases affect approximately 50% of adults, while mucositis affects 80% of patients with implants, turning into peri-implantitis at a rate varying from 28 to 58%. If standardized treatments for all degrees and variety of periodontal diseases are known and codified, a consensus on the treatment of peri-implantitis still has to be found. Photodynamic therapy (PDT) has been used successfully in the medical field and was recently introduced as supportive therapy in dentistry. This paper reviews the results on 20 patients, 10 affected by periodontal disease (grades II to III) and 10 by peri-implantitis. Application of 5% 5-aminolevulinic acid gel (ALAD), as a support of causal therapy, in periodontal pockets and areas of peri-implantitis favored the maintenance of severely compromised teeth and significantly improved compromised implant conditions. Between baseline and 6 months, all teeth and implants...
Quintessence International, 2010
To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest... more To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest procedures with immediate implant placement at 3 years of follow-up. Sixty-one split-crest procedures were performed, and 180 implants were placed in 43 patients. Initial ridge width varied between 1.5 and 5.0 mm (mean 3.3 +/- 0.7 mm). Bone density was type I (11.1%), type II (27.8%), type III (28.9%), and type IV (32.2%). The USBS device worked with a 20 to 32 kHz vibrating frequency and 90 W peak power. Mean split length was 14.8 +/- 10.8 mm; mean final ridge width was 6.0 +/- 0.4 mm. At second-stage surgery, five of 180 implants failed to osseointegrate (2.8%), all in the maxilla. Also at second-stage surgery, the success rate of the implants placed simultaneously to the split crest performed with USBS was 97.2% overall, 95.1% in the maxilla and 100% in the mandible. No loaded implant failed during the 3-year follow-up; respective success rates were unchanged. USBS is predictable to ...
Journal of Periodontology, 2006
Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2010
Protocols, 1996
M etal-free materials compared with metal-ceramic or other conventional all-metal materials for p... more M etal-free materials compared with metal-ceramic or other conventional all-metal materials for prosthodontic restorations Patient or population: adults (18 years of age or older) with prosthodontic restorations Settings: prim ary or secondary care Intervention: m etal-f ree m aterials Comparison: m etal-ceram ic or other conventional all-m etal m aterials This review is m ade up alm ost entirely of single-study com parisons of very sm all studies. For each com parison, the evidence f or the prim ary outcom es 'f ailure of the prosthesis', 'com plications' and 'aesthetic evaluation' at all tim es of assessm ent was rated as being very low quality. All bodies of evidence were downgraded by 1 level f or risk of bias and by 2 levels f or im precision (due to single-study com parisons with either very sm all sam ple sizes, low event rates, 95% CIs including the possibility of benef it f or both the test and control groups, or com binations of these problem s) This review has included studies assessing the f ollowing com parisons 1) M etal-f ree single crowns com pared to conventional crowns 2) M etal-f ree FDPs com pared to m etal-ceram ic FDPs 3) M etal-f ree cantilevered FDPs com pared to m etal-ceram ic cantilevered FDPs 4) M etal-f ree im plant-supported single crowns com pared to m etal-ceram ic im plant-supported single crowns 5) M etal-f ree abutm ents com pared to m etal abutm ents supporting single crowns 6) M etal-f ree im plant-supported FDPs m ade of dif f erent m aterials 7) M etal-f ree tooth-supported FDPs m ade of dif f erent m aterials CI: conf idence interval; FDPs: f ixed dental prostheses. GRADE Working Group grades of evidence High quality: f urther research is very unlikely to change our conf idence in the estim ate of ef f ect M oderate quality: f urther research is likely to have an im portant im pact on our conf idence in the estim ate of ef f ect and m ay change the estim ate Low quality: f urther research is very likely to have an im portant im pact on our conf idence in the estim ate of ef f ect and is likely to change the estim ate Very low quality: we are very uncertain about the estim ate B A C K G R O U N D Description of the condition Missing or severely damaged teeth may result in a functional and aesthetic deficit and have traditionally been replaced with fixed prosthodontic treatment (crowns or bridges). 4 Metal-free materials for fixed prosthodontic restorations (Review)
Objetivo: Informar y evaluar sobre la cirugia osea ultrasonica (USBS), tambien conocida como piez... more Objetivo: Informar y evaluar sobre la cirugia osea ultrasonica (USBS), tambien conocida como piezocirugia, para procedimientos de division de la cresta con colocacion inmediata de implantes a los 3 anos de seguimiento. Metodo y materiales: Se llevaron a cabo sesenta y un procedimientos de division de la cresta, y se colocaron 180 implantes en 43 pacientes. La anchura inicial de los rebordes vario entre 1,5 y 5,0 mm (media 3,3 ± 0,7 mm). La densidad del hueso era de tipo I (11,1%), de tipo II (27,8%), de tipo III (28,9%) y de tipo IV (32,2%). El aparato USBS trabajo con una frecuencia de vibracion de 20 a 32 kHz y un pico de potencia de 90 W. Resultados: La longitud media de la incision fue de 14,8 ± 10,8 mm; la anchura media final de los rebordes fue de 6,0 ± 0,4 mm. En la segunda fase de la cirugia se comprobo que habian fallado en su osteointegracion, cinco de los 180 implantes (2,8%), todos ellos en el maxilar superior, siendo la tasa de exito global de los implantes colocados de...
Quintessence international, 2010
OBJECTIVE To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in s... more OBJECTIVE To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest procedures with immediate implant placement at 3 years of follow-up. METHOD AND MATERIALS Sixty-one split-crest procedures were performed, and 180 implants were placed in 43 patients. Initial ridge width varied between 1.5 and 5.0 mm (mean 3.3 +/- 0.7 mm). Bone density was type I (11.1%), type II (27.8%), type III (28.9%), and type IV (32.2%). The USBS device worked with a 20 to 32 kHz vibrating frequency and 90 W peak power. RESULTS Mean split length was 14.8 +/- 10.8 mm; mean final ridge width was 6.0 +/- 0.4 mm. At second-stage surgery, five of 180 implants failed to osseointegrate (2.8%), all in the maxilla. Also at second-stage surgery, the success rate of the implants placed simultaneously to the split crest performed with USBS was 97.2% overall, 95.1% in the maxilla and 100% in the mandible. No loaded implant failed during the 3-year follow-up; respective success rates ...
Quintessence International, Jun 1, 2010
To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest... more To report and evaluate ultrasonic bone surgery (USBS), also known as piezosurgery, in split-crest procedures with immediate implant placement at 3 years of follow-up. Sixty-one split-crest procedures were performed, and 180 implants were placed in 43 patients. Initial ridge width varied between 1.5 and 5.0 mm (mean 3.3 +/- 0.7 mm). Bone density was type I (11.1%), type II (27.8%), type III (28.9%), and type IV (32.2%). The USBS device worked with a 20 to 32 kHz vibrating frequency and 90 W peak power. Mean split length was 14.8 +/- 10.8 mm; mean final ridge width was 6.0 +/- 0.4 mm. At second-stage surgery, five of 180 implants failed to osseointegrate (2.8%), all in the maxilla. Also at second-stage surgery, the success rate of the implants placed simultaneously to the split crest performed with USBS was 97.2% overall, 95.1% in the maxilla and 100% in the mandible. No loaded implant failed during the 3-year follow-up; respective success rates were unchanged. USBS is predictable to perform split-crest procedures, without risk of bone thermonecrosis; it decreases the risk of soft tissue alteration. Bone-cutting efficiency was satisfactory with the present USBS device because of its elevated ultrasonic vibrating power, especially in soft type IV bone.