Implants in Health Flashcards

1
Q

osseointegration

A

direct attachment or connection of vital osseous tissue to the surface of an implant, without intervening CT (histo finding, need to look under scope)

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2
Q

bone to implant contact between 1-18 yrs

A

approx 60 %

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3
Q

how to increase osseointegration

A
  1. implant surface characteristics- rough

2. surgical manupulation of alv bone - location, technique, condensation

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4
Q

imp background factors for a reliable osseointegration

A
  • biocampatibility (titanium alloy)
  • design
  • implant surface conditions
  • status of host bed
  • insertion technique
  • loading conditions
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5
Q

conventional loading conditions

A

max 6 mos, mand 3 mos

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6
Q

initial implant stability is ________

A

mechanical (lateral displacement of bone tissue and tight contact at the cortical bone level)

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7
Q

bone healing at 24 hrs

A

resorption at cortical bone. woven bone forms in spongy bone. blood clot formation. prolif of vasc structures into newly forming granulation tissue.

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8
Q

bone healing at 1 week

A

reparative macro and undiff mesenchymal cells. modeling at the apical trabecular region and at furcation sites of screw shaped implant.

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9
Q

bone healing at 2 weeks

A

new bone formation can be detected at “furcation sites” of implant surface

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10
Q

bone healing at 6 weeks

A

callus formation and lamellar compaction w/in woven bone. some stability lost, will then come back

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11
Q

jumping distance

A

distance that can be filled by new bone between the implant and the remaining host bone

ideal distance = 20-40 um

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12
Q

minimum of alv bone that should surround implant?

A

1 mm

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13
Q

minimum bone thickness between 2 implants

A

3 mm

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14
Q

minimum bone thickness between implant and tooth

A

2 mm

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15
Q

coronal part of implant should be placed approx ___ mm apical to adjacent CEJ

A

5

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16
Q

implants can be placed with a max of ___ angle

A

20 degree

17
Q

2 parts of transmucosal attachment

A
  1. barrier epi (2 mm long)
  2. zone of CT (1-1.5 mm high)

collagen fiber bundles parallel to implant surface

18
Q

zone that is adjacent to implant surface is rich from ___ but poor from ___

A

fibroblasts, blood vessels

19
Q

zone that is in lateral direction and continuous with the first zone has fewer _____ but is rich in ____ and ____

A

fibroblasts, collagen fibers, blood vessels

20
Q

biological width and implants

A

BW exists around unloaded and loaded nonsubmerged one part titanium implants. it is approx 3 mm

21
Q

techniques to evaluate implants

A
  1. periimplant probind
  2. mobility
  3. radiographic exam
22
Q

2 important issues related to peri implant health

A
  1. KT really protects underlying bone

2. no long term difference in success rate for implants placed at grafted sites