Implants in Health Flashcards
osseointegration
direct attachment or connection of vital osseous tissue to the surface of an implant, without intervening CT (histo finding, need to look under scope)
bone to implant contact between 1-18 yrs
approx 60 %
how to increase osseointegration
- implant surface characteristics- rough
2. surgical manupulation of alv bone - location, technique, condensation
imp background factors for a reliable osseointegration
- biocampatibility (titanium alloy)
- design
- implant surface conditions
- status of host bed
- insertion technique
- loading conditions
conventional loading conditions
max 6 mos, mand 3 mos
initial implant stability is ________
mechanical (lateral displacement of bone tissue and tight contact at the cortical bone level)
bone healing at 24 hrs
resorption at cortical bone. woven bone forms in spongy bone. blood clot formation. prolif of vasc structures into newly forming granulation tissue.
bone healing at 1 week
reparative macro and undiff mesenchymal cells. modeling at the apical trabecular region and at furcation sites of screw shaped implant.
bone healing at 2 weeks
new bone formation can be detected at “furcation sites” of implant surface
bone healing at 6 weeks
callus formation and lamellar compaction w/in woven bone. some stability lost, will then come back
jumping distance
distance that can be filled by new bone between the implant and the remaining host bone
ideal distance = 20-40 um
minimum of alv bone that should surround implant?
1 mm
minimum bone thickness between 2 implants
3 mm
minimum bone thickness between implant and tooth
2 mm
coronal part of implant should be placed approx ___ mm apical to adjacent CEJ
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