Influence of implant macro-designs on primary and secondary implant stability / Influencia de los macrodiseños de implantes en la estabilidad primaria y secundaria del implante

Introduction: Tapered implants have shown that thanks to their macro design they are capable of expanding the surgical bed performed by the surgeon, which in clinical practice gives a feeling of greater stability, however it is highly subjective and dependent on the operator. Aim: To analyze the influence of the implant macro design in the primary and secondary stability by means of analysis of resonance frequency and force of insertion. Methods: 38 Screw Type and Tapered Type implants were placed in 18 patients in the Bucomaxillofacial Implantology program of the University of Chile during 2006 and 2007 in type II or III bone jaws according to Leckholm and Zarb. Implant stability, implant stability coefficient (ISQ), was measured through Ostell® mentor at the time of installation (ISQ1) and then at connection (ISQ2) and the Insertion Torque through the Osseoset® machine: 17 Screw Type implants with an approximate average contact area of 237 mm2 (3.75/15 mm; 3.75/13 mm) and 17 Tapered Type implants with an approximate average contact area of 226 mm2 (4.3/13 mm; 4.3/16 mm). Results: The averages of ISQ1 and ISQ2 and Insertion Torque respectively for implants with an approximate contact area of 237 mm2 were 71.3 ISQ1, 66.6 ISQ2 and 44.52 Ncm; for 226 mm2 implants it was 75 ISQ1, 72.5 ISQ2 and 48.82 Ncm. Conclusion: Implants with an average contact area of approximately 226 mm2 (Tapered Type) present significantly higher primary and secondary stability than those with an average contact area of approximately 237 mm2 (Screw Type). (Average ISQ1: p = 0.0473; Insertion Torque: p = 0.0031 and Average ISQ2: p = 0.0039)(AU)

Introducción: Los implantes Cónicos han demostrado que gracias a su macro diseño son capaces de expandir el lecho quirúrgico realizado por el cirujano, lo que en la práctica clínica da una sensación de mayor estabilidad, sin embargo, ella es altamente subjetiva y dependiente del operador. Objetivo: Analizar la influencia del diseño del implante en la estabilidad primaria y secundaria mediante análisis de frecuencia de resonancia y Torque de Inserción. Métodos: 38 implantes Tipo Tornillo y Tipo Cónico fueron colocados en 18 pacientes en el programa de Implantología Bucomáxilofacial de la Universidad de Chile durante el año 2006 y 2007 en maxilares de hueso tipo II o III según Leckholm y Zarb. Se midió la estabilidad implantaria, coeficiente de estabilidad del implante (ISQ), a través de Ostell® mentor al momento de la instalación (ISQ1) y luego en la conexión (ISQ2) y el Torque de Inserción a través de el motor Osseoset®: 17 implantes Tipo Tornillo de área de contacto promedio aproximada de 237 mm2 (3.75/15 mm; 3.75/13 mm) y 17 implantes Tipo Cónico de área de contacto promedio aproximada de 226 mm2 (4.3/13 mm; 4.3/16 mm). Resultados: Los promedios de ISQ1 e ISQ2 y Torque de Inserción respectivamente para implantes de área contacto aproximada de 237 mm2 fue de 71,3 ISQ1, 66,6 ISQ2 y 44,52 Ncm; para implantes de 226 mm2 fue de 75 ISQ1, 72,5 ISQ2 y 48,82 Ncm. Conclusión: Los implantes de área contacto promedio aproximada de 226 mm2 (Tipo Cónicos) presentan estabilidad primaria y secundaria significativamente mayor a los de área contacto promedio aproximada de 237 mm2 (Tipo Tornillo). (Promedio ISQ1: p = 0.0473; Torque de Inserción: p = 0.0031 y Promedio ISQ2: p = 0.0039)(AU)

Comparação da expansão óssea promovida pela técnica de osseodensificação com dois tipos de conjunto de fresas / Comparison of bone expansion promoted by the osseodensification technique with two types of drill sets

Introdução: A estabilidade primária é um importante indicador de sucesso da osseointegração. Porém, fatores locais com osso de baixa intensidade podem interferir negativamente na obtenção da estabilidade primária. Objetivo: O presente estudo avaliou o efeito de diferentes direções, velocidades de rotação e sistemas de fresagem na expansão de perfurações e estabilidade de implantes instalados em blocos mimetizando osso do tipo IV. Material e método: Foram instalados 50 implantes em blocos de poliuretano sólido rígido. Esses implantes foram igualmente divididos em cinco grupos (n = 10): 1) Fresa Maximus (utilizadas no sentido horário a 1200rpm); 2) Fresa Maximus (utilizadas no sentido horário a 600rpm); 3) Fresa Neodent (utilizadas no sentido horário a 800rpm); 4) Fresa Neodent (utilizadas no sentido anti-horário a 800rpm); 5) Fresa Neodent (utilizadas no sentido anti-horário a 600rpm). Foram executadas análises de estabilidade dos implantes através de testes de torque de inserção e remoção, além das análises de frequência de ressonância. Adicionalmente, a expansão associada às perfurações promovida pelas brocas foi avaliada por meio de análises tomográficas. Resultado: Verificou-se que os implantes instalados após o preparo da perfuração com as brocas Maximus a 600rpm apresentaram valores de torque de inserção maiores, quando comparados ao grupo de implantes instalados em perfurações confeccionadas com brocas Neodent. Ademais, as brocas Maximus apresentaram valores de expansão maiores que as brocas Neodent. Conclusão: As brocas Maximus são mais eficientes em promover a osseodensificação, e sua utilização está associada ao aumento da estabilidade dos implantes instalados em blocos mimetizando osso do tipo IV.

Introduction: Primary stability is an important indicator to obtain a successful osseointegration. However, local factors like bone with low density can negatively interfere in obtaining primary stability. Objective: This study assessed the effect of different drilling systems, speeds, and movement directions on the expansion of perforations and the stability of implants placed in blocks that mimicked type IV bone. Material and method: Fifty implants were installed in rigid solid polyurethane blocks and equally divided into the following five groups (n = 10): 1) Maximus Driller (on a clockwise direction at 1200rpm); 2) Maximus Driller (on a clockwise direction at 600rpm); 3) Neodent Driller (on a clockwise direction at 800rpm); 4) Neodent Driller (on a counter clockwise direction at 800rpm); 5) Neodent Driller (on a counter clockwise direction at 600rpm). The stability analyses of the implants were performed through insertion and removal torque testing, in addition to resonance frequency analysis. Additionally, the expansion promoted by the drills associated with the perforations was assessed through tomographic analysis. Result: We found that implants placed after drilling preparation with Maximus drills at 600 rpm had higher values of insertion torque than the group of implants installed in drillings made with Neodent drills. In addition, the maximus drills showed higher expansion values than the Neodent drills. Conclusion Maximus drills are more efficient in promoting osseodensification and their use was associated with increased stability of implants installed in blocks that mimicked type IV bone.

Avaliação da estabilidade de implantes osseointegrados em alvéolos, com e sem a aplicação da Terapia de Fotobiomodulação, por meio de Osstell® ISQ: ensaio clínico, duplo cego e randomizado / Evaluation of the stability of osseointegrated implants in alveolus, with and without the application of Photobiomodulation Therapy, using Osstell® ISQ: clinical trial, double blind and randomized

A estabilidade primária dos implantes é uma etapa muito importante que pode tornar-se determinante no sucesso das reabilitações protéticas. A integração entre tecido ósseo e implantes leva um tempo determinado para ocorrer. Algumas formas de terapêutica podem ser usadas com o intuito de diminuir e acelerar esse tempo de osseointegração. Em nosso estudo foram selecionados 20 pacientes que necessitavam de exodontias em molares inferiores bilaterais. As exodontias foram realizadas nomesmomomento cirúrgico, onde um lado foi o controle e o outro recebeu a Terapia da Fotobiomodulação (PBMT) nos momentos: imediatamente pós-cirurgia, após 24, 48, 72, 96 horas, e 7 e 15 dias (a aplicação da PBMT seguiu o protocolo de cegamento). Após 45 dias das exodontias foram instalados os implantes e a estabilidade primária destes foi avaliada pela Análise de Frequência de Ressonância (RFA) por meio de Osstell® (na escala ISQ). Após 90 dias da instalação dos implantes, no momento da reabertura, foi realizada novamente a mensuração da estabilidade com Osstell® ISQ. Com os valores obtidos foram realizados os testes estatísticos de média, desvio padrão, teste t pareado do lado controle e do lado onde foi aplicado a PBMT, nos dois tempos (momento da instalação dos implantes e após 90 dias) de todos os pacientes da pesquisa. Concluímos que a utilização do Osstell® ISQ após a aplicação da PBMT, não apresentou efeitos estatisticamente significativos quando avaliamos o ISQ em diferentes momentos (P=0,488; P=0,520; P=0,356; P=0,621).

Estabilidad y nivel óseo periimplantario de implantes postextractivos en pacientes de la tercera edad / Stability and peri-implant bone level of post-extractive implants in elderly patients

Introducción: Los implantes postextractivos acortan el tiempo en lograr la rehabilitación del paciente, resulta esta condicionante un factor esencial para devolver la calidad de vida en corto plazo a un adulto mayor y mejorar rápidamente su función masticatoria. Objetivo: Determinar los valores de estabilidad y la pérdida ósea periimplantaria en implantes postextractivos en pacientes de la tercera edad. Material y Método: Se realizó un estudio cuasi-experimental en 99 pacientes de la tercera edad en la Facultad de Estomatología ¨Raúl González Sánchez¨, 2017-2019. Bajo su consentimiento se colocaron 173 implantes postextractivos. Se determinó tipo de hueso de soporte, estabilidad primaria y secundaria según análisis de frecuencia de resonancia con Osstel Mentor. Se midió el nivel óseo periimplantario y la pérdida ósea hasta 12 meses de colocada la rehabilitación. Resultados: Se posicionaron mayoritariamente implantes en el sitio de implantación incisivo maxilar en 43,3 por ciento de los casos. Los valores promedio de estabilidad primaria y secundaria fueron 48 ISQ y 68 ISQ respectivamente. La pérdida ósea promedio tras un año de rehabilitación fue de 1,04±0,22mm. Conclusiones: Los implantes dentales postextractivos en pacientes de la tercera edad se insertaron preferentemente en el grupo incisivo maxilar y en hueso tipo D2, registraron una estabilidad primaria promedio moderada y una estabilidad secundaria promedio substancial. La pérdida ósea vertical periimplantaria exhibió valores semejantes a los implantes en zonas curadas y dentro del valor estandarizado para pérdida ósea periimplantaria para el primer año tras su colocación(AU)

Introduction: Post-extractive implants shorten the time in achieving the rehabilitation of the patient, being this condition an essential factor to restore the quality of life to elderly patients at short term. Objective: To determine the stability values and peri-implant bone loss in post-extractive implants in elderly patients. Material and Method: A cohort study was carried out in 99 elderly patients at Raúl González Sánchez Dental School of Havana from 2017 to 2019. Under the consent of the patients, 173 post-extractive implants were placed. Bone support type, and primary and secondary stability were determined on the basis of a resonance frequency analysis with Ostell Mentor®. The peri-implant bone level and peri-implant bone loss were measured until 12 months after rehabilitation. Results: Implants were mainly positioned in the maxillary incisive site in 43,3 percent of the cases. The average values of primary and secondary stability were 48 ISQ and 68 ISQ, respectively. The average bone loss after 12 months of rehabilitation was 1,04 ± 0,22 mm. Conclusions: Post-extractive dental implants were inserted preferably in the maxillary incisive site and in D2 bone type, registering moderated average values of primary stability and substantial average values of secondary stability. The peri-implant vertical bone loss exhibited implants with similar values than those in the healed areas and within the standardized value for peri-implant bone loss within the first year after implant placement(AU)

Estabilidad primaria en implantes inmediatos versus implantes colocados en hueso maduro: un estudio clínico retrospectivo / Primary stability in immediate implants versus implants placed in mature bone: a retrospective clinical study

La estabilidad primaria es un requisito importante para la supervivencia y éxito de los implantes durante la osteointegración. En los últimos años, los implantes inmediatos postextracción han demostrado ser una opción de tratamiento exitosa y predecible para la reposición de dientes con mal pronóstico, pero surge la duda de si dichos implantes alcanzan valores de estabilidad primaria comparables a aquellos colocados en hueso maduro. Comparar la estabilidad primaria de implantes inmediatos colocados en alveolos postextracción con la de implantes colocados en hueso maduro. Se llevó a cabo un estudio clínico retrospectivo, con los datos recogidos sobre 175 implantes, colocados en 175 pacientes. Todos los implantes colocados pertenecían al modelo Essential Cone (Klockner Implant System) y se dividieron en dos grupos: implantes inmediatos (Grupo A, n=31) e implantes colocados en hueso maduro (Grupo B, n=144). La estabilidad primaria de todos los implantes se midió mediante torque de inserción y análisis de frecuencia de resonancia con Osstell ISQ. No se encontraron diferencias estadísticamente significativas respecto a la estabilidad medida a través del torque de inserción (26,29+10,07 Vs 25,76+9,72 N/cm) pero sí que se encontraron diferencias significativas en la medida de la estabilidad primaria mediante AFR, siendo inferiores los valores correspondientes a los implantes colocados en los alveolos post exodoncia (60,74 ± 6,17 en sentido VL y 62,19 ± 7.64 en sentido MD frente a 68,34 ± 6.26 en sentido VL y 69,29 ± 7.98 en sentido MD obtenidos en los implantes colocados en hueso maduro). El torque de inserción de los implantes inmediatos es similar al de los implantes colocados en hueso maduro, pero sus valores ISQ son significativamente inferiores, lo que demuestra un mayor grado de micromovimiento, y por consiguiente, un mayor riesgo de fracaso durante el período de osteointegración.

Primary stability is an important requirement for the survival and success of implants during osseointegration. In recent years, immediate post-extraction implants have proven to be a successful and predictable treatment option for the replacement of teeth with a poor prognosis, but the question arises as to whether these implants reach primary stability values comparable to those placed in mature bone. The objective of the study was to compare the primary stability of immediate implants placed in post-extraction alveoli with that of implants placed in mature bone. A retrospective clinical study was carried out, with data collected on 175 implants, placed in 175 patients. All implants placed belonged to the Essential Cone model (Klockner Implant System) and were divided into two groups: immediate implants (Group A, n = 31) and implants placed in mature bone (Group B, n = 144). The primary stability of all implants was measured by insertion torque and resonance frequency analysis with Osstell ISQ. No statistically significant differences were found regarding the stability measured through the insertion torque (26.29 + 10.07 Vs 25.76 + 9.72 N / cm) but significant differences were found in the measurement of primary stability by means of AFR, the values corresponding to implants placed in the post-exodontic alveoli being lower (60.74 ± 6.17 in the VL direction and 62.19 ± 7.64 in the MD direction versus 68.34 ± 6.26 in the VL direction and 69.29 ± 7.98 in the MD direction obtained in implants placed in mature bone). The insertion torque of immediate implants is similar to that of implants placed in mature bone, but their ISQ values are significantly lower, which demonstrates a higher degree of micromotion, and therefore, a greater risk of failure during the period of osseointegration.

Therapeutic blowing toys: does the overlap of ventilatory stimuli alter the respiratory mechanics of healthy schoolchildren? / Brinquedos terapêuticos de sopro: a sobreposição de estímulos ventilatórios altera a mecânica respiratória de escolares saudáveis?

ABSTRACT Objective: To verify whether the overlapping of ventilatory stimuli, resulting from playing with blowing toys, changes the respiratory mechanics of healthy schoolchildren. Methods: Cross-sectional study with healthy schoolchildren aged seven to 14 years old from Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Southern Brazil. Spirometric data were obtained, a health questionnaire and the International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood (ISAAC) questionnaire were also applied. The procedure consisted of playing with the following blow toys in a random order: soap bubbles, party whistles and balloon. Before and after the intervention, the assessment of respiratory mechanics was carried out by impulse oscillometry - IOS (Erich Jaeger, Germany®). The ANOVA for repeated measures test was applied. Results: 71 students of both genders with mean age of 9.7±2.1 years participated in the study. Results showed a progressive decrease of impedance (Z5), total airway resistance (R5) and resonance frequency (Fres) when the moment before the use of the first toy was compared with the moment after the third toy (Z5/p=0.048; R5/p=0.049; Fres/p=0.004). Fres also differed between the moment before the first and the second toy (p=0.048). After the use of each of the three blowing toys, the oscillometric parameters did not differ. Conclusions: The difference in oscillometric parameters of R5 before the use of each toy indicates that the overlap of ventilatory stimuli produced by them provided a reduction in the R5.

RESUMO Objetivo: Verificar se a sobreposição de estímulos ventilatórios decorrentes da execução de brinquedos de sopro altera a mecânica respiratória de escolares saudáveis. Métodos: Estudo transversal com escolares saudáveis de sete a 14 anos de idade, provenientes de Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brasil. Foram obtidos dados espirométricos e realizada aplicação de um recordatório de saúde e do questionário International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood (ISAAC). A coleta de dados consistiu na aplicação dos brinquedos bola de sabão, língua de sogra e balão de forma aleatória. Antes e após a intervenção foi realizada a avaliação da mecânica respiratória por meio da oscilometria de impulso - IOS (Erich Jaeger, Germany®). Aplicou-se o teste de ANOVA para medidas repetidas. Resultados: Participaram do estudo 71 escolares de ambos os sexos, com média de idade de 9,7±2,1 anos. Houve redução progressiva na impedância respiratória a 5 hertz (Z5), na resistência total das vias aéreas (resistência a 5 hertz - R5) e na frequência de ressonância (Fres) ao comparar o momento antes do uso do primeiro e do terceiro brinquedo (Z5/p=0,048; R5/p=0,049; Fres/p=0,004). Fres também diferiu no momento antes do primeiro e do segundo brinquedo (p=0,048). Após o uso de cada um dos três brinquedos, os parâmetros oscilométricos não diferiram. Conclusões: Observando a diferença nos parâmetros oscilométricos da R5 antes do uso de cada um dos brinquedos, notou-se que a sobreposição de estímulos ventilatórios produzidos por eles proporcionou uma redução na R5.

Avaliação pré-operatória por imagem da hidradenite supurativa / Preoperative imaging assessment of hidradenitis suppurativa

A hidradenite supurativa (HS) é uma doença inflamatória crônica da pele caracterizada por apresentar nodulações subcutâneas, dolorosas e com sinais flogísticos, inicialmente enrijecidas e que evoluem para consistência amolecida. Ocorre em 1 a 4% da população mundial. A sua etiologia ainda é pouco conhecida, sugere-se que aconteça devido à oclusão do ducto apócrino dos folículos pilosos por fatores precipitantes como fricção de tecido adiposo, higiene precária, entre outras. Seu diagnóstico é eminentemente clínico, pela identificação de lesões típicas recorrentes em forma de nodularidades, abcessos, tratos fistulosos ou cicatrizes. Não há testes patognomônicos. Sua evolução é variável e de difícil manejo, o qual pode ser feito com terapia tópica, sistêmica ou por exérese cirúrgica. Este trabalho revisa a avaliação por imagem da hidroadenite supurativa e demonstra imagens de um caso avaliado por ressonância magnética. A avaliação por exames de imagem, apesar de pouco específica para firmar diagnóstico, é muito útil na determinação da extensão da doença, assim como na exclusão de diagnósticos diferenciais, destacando-se o papel da ressonância magnética na avaliação das lesões anogenitais, com potencial de reduzir recorrências.

Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is a chronic inflammatory skin disease characterized by painful deep-seated skin nodules with phlogistic signs, which are initially hard and progress to have a soft consistency. It occurs in 1­4% of the world population. Etiology of HS is still poorly understood and is suggested to occur due to occlusion of the apocrine duct of the hair follicles by triggering factors such as friction of the adipose tissue and poor hygiene, among others. Diagnosis is eminently clinical, through the identification of typical recurrent lesions that include nodules, abscesses, sinus tracts, or scars. There are no pathognomonic tests used to confirm its presence. Progression is variable and difficult to manage, which can be done with topical or systemic therapy or surgical excision. This work reviews the imaging assessment of HS and shows images of a case assessed by magnetic resonance imaging. Imaging assessment, although not specific enough for a diagnosis, is useful to determine the extent of the disease and to exclude differential diagnoses. Moreover, magnetic resonance imaging has an important role in the assessment of anogenital lesions and a potential to reduce recurrences.

Control Clínico en Pacientes Rehabilitados Mediante Prótesis Fija Total con carga Inmediata. Revisión de la Literatura / Clinical Control of Patients Treated with an Immediately Loaded Implant-Supported Prosthesis. A Systematic Review

RESUMEN: Son varias las complicaciones que se pueden presentar posterior a la instalación de una prótesis fija total con carga inmediata (PFTCI), estas pudiesen generar desde el daño de la estructura protésica provisoria hasta la pérdida de la oseointegración de los implantes dentales. La escasa evidencia sobre el comportamiento clínico que se debe tener posterior a este tipo de tratamiento indica la necesidad de controlar mejor estas complicaciones. En esta revisión narrativa, el 3 de marzo de 2016 se realizó una búsqueda electrónica en la base de datos PubMed. Para poder efectuar una investigación acabada los filtros de búsqueda fueron ajustados de la siguiente manera. Se utilizaron los términos de búsqueda "immediate loading" AND "full arch" AND "Resonance frequency analysis". Los que fueron sometidos a los criterios de inclusión y exclusión, dando como resultado un total de 15 estudios. Todos los estudios eran ensayos clínicos controlados, donde se encontraron complicaciones como fracturas, desalojos y desgaste de la estructura protésica, entre otros. Se pudo observar que desde el día de la carga hasta un mes después el valor ISQ (cociente de estabilidad del implante) disminuye, para luego aumentar paulatina y progresivamente. En conclusión, no existe evidencia sobre el número y rango de sesiones necesarias para el control clínico de una PFTCI. El momento más indicado para la extracción de la prótesis provisoria e instalación de la prótesis definitiva es durante el 3° y 4° mes posterior a la carga inmediata. Existe escasa evidencia sobre el número, momento y tipo de examen imageneológico a solicitar. La presencia de complicaciones protésicas posterior a una PFTCI hace necesaria la confección de un protocolo de control clínico para este tipo de tratamiento.

ABSTRACT: There are many complications that can occur following placement with an immediately loaded implant-supported prosthesis in rehabilitation, these may generate damage to the provisional structure and even loss of the osseointegration from the dental implants. Limited evidence about clinical behavior post-installation, creates the need to better assess possible future complications that may arise. In this review, a systematic research was made in the PubMed database. The filters used were "immediate loading", "full arch" and "Resonance frequency analysis". The results were subject to the inclusion and exclusion criteria. A total of 15 studies were selected. All of the studies were randomized clinical trials, many complications were recorded, such as fractures, dislodgement and wear of the prosthesis structure. It was observed that from the first day of immediate loading until the first month, Implant Stability Quotient value decreases, subsequently, progressively increasing. There is no evidence about the number and range of sessions needed to assess the clinical control of a immediate loading fixed rehabilitation. The ideal time for removal of the provisional prosthesis and installation of the restorative rehabilitation, is during the third and fourth month after the immediate loading. Limited evidence was found regarding the number, the time and type of radiological images for clinical support. The possibility of several complications after an installation of a immediately loaded implant-supported prosthesis are very real, therefore is necessary to establish a clinical protocol for controls regarding this treatment.

Stability and bone loss around submerged and non-submerged implants in diabetic and non-diabetic patients: a 7-year follow-up

Abstract To evaluate peri-implant bone loss (PIBL) and stability around submerged and non-submerged dental implants in patients with and without type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). Thirty-five T2DM and non-diabetic (NT2DM) patients were included in this study. Demographic data were recorded using a questionnaire and PIBL was measured on digital radiographs. Resonance frequency analysis (RFA) was carried out for each implant at the time of fixture placement and at 3 months in both groups. P values less than 0.05 were considered statistically significant. One hundred and eighteen dental implants with a mean height of 10 to 12 mm and 3.3 to 4.1 mm in diameter were placed. The comparison of the mean RFA values at baseline and at 3 months was statistically significant (p = 0.008) in T2DM patients. The inter-group mean RFA values at baseline and at 3 months were not significant (p > 0.05). PIBL was significantly high in T2DM as compared to NT2DM patients at each follow-up (p < 0.05). At 2, 3, and 7 years, non-submerged dental implants showed significantly high PIBL in T2DM patients as compared to NT2DM individuals (p<0.05). The results of the present clinical study demonstrate increased PIBL around non-submerged single-tooth implant-supported restorations in T2DM patients, which may be due to the immune inflammatory status.

Retrospective Study of Traumatic Dental Injuries of Patients Treated at a Dental Trauma Clinic in Santiago, Chile / Estudio retrospectivo de Casos Atendidos en Clínica de Traumatología Dentoalveolar en Santiago, Chile

ABSTRACT: The aim of this study was to carry out a retrospective study of cases seen at the Child and Adult Dental Traumatology Clinic, Faculty of Dentistry, Universidad de Chile, Santiago. A retrospective study was carried out analysing the records of patients seen at the Dental Traumatology Clinic, Faculty of Dentistry, Universidad de Chile from January 2012 to March 2017. The inclusion criteria was that patient complaint was due to dental trauma. Data were tabulated indicating age and sex of the patient, cause, day, and tooth involved and the initial diagnosis of the dental trauma. Chi-square, Shapiro Wilk normality test and Mann-Whitney test were used for frequency analyses. A total of 117 dental records were analysed, 90 of these met the inclusion criteria. The age range of the sample was 5 to 60 years, and the average age was 14.3 years. Most injuries occurred in patients during the first and second decades of their life. Of the patients, 59.3 % were men and 40.7 % were women. The most frequent dental traumas were complicated and uncomplicated crown fractures, followed by root fractures. In the majority of the cases analysed, only one tooth was affected, and the tooth most frequently traumatized was the right upper central incisor, followed by the left upper central incisor. The most frequent dental trauma of the cases treated at the Child and Adult Dental Traumatology Clinic, Faculty of Dentistry, Universidad de Chile, Santiago, between 2012 and 2017 were crown fractures.

RESUMEN: El objetivo fue realizar un estudio retrospectivo de los casos que acuden a la clínica de Traumatología Dentoalveolar (TDA) Pediátrica y del Adulto de la Clínica de Odontología de la Universidad de Chile. Se realizó un estudio retrospectivo analizando las fichas de pacientes atendidos en la Clínica de TDA de la Facultad de Odontología, Universidad de Chile desde enero 2012 hasta marzo 2017. El criterio de inclusión fue motivo de consulta por traumatismo dentoalveolar inmediato. Se tabularon datos consignando sexo y edad del paciente, causa, día, diente involucrado y diagnóstico inicial del TDA. Para los análisis de frecuencia se utilizó Chi-cuadrado, el test de normalidad de Shapiro Wilk y test de Mann-Whitney. Se analizaron un total de 117 fichas, donde 90 cumplieron con los criterios de inclusión. El rango de edad de la muestra fue de 5 a 60 años, con un promedio de 14,3 años. Siendo la primera y la segunda década de vida donde ocurren con mayor frecuencia los traumatismos. El 59,3 % eran hombres y 40,7 % mujeres. El TDA más frecuente fueron las fracturas coronarias complicadas y no complicadas, seguido por fracturas radiculares. En la mayoría de los casos analizados sólo un diente se encontraba afectado. El diente más frecuentemente traumatizado fue el incisivo central superior derecho, seguido por el izquierdo. Las causas más frecuentes de traumatismo fueron por caída y golpe. De los casos atendidos en la clínica de TDA de la Universidad de Chile entre 2012 y 2017 el traumatismo más frecuente es la fractura coronaria.

Effects of continual intermittent administration of parathyroid hormone on implant stability in the presence of osteoporosis: an in vivo study using resonance frequency analysis in a rabbit model

Abstract Objective: This study aimed to evaluate the effects of continual intermittent administration of parathyroid hormone (PTH) on implant stability in the presence of osteoporosis, using rabbit models. Material and Methods: Fifteen female New Zealand white rabbits underwent ovariectomy and were administered glucocorticoids to induce osteoporosis, following which they were divided into three groups. The first group received intermittent subcutaneous PTH for 4 weeks until implant placement (PTH1), while the second and third groups received PTH (PTH2) and saline (control), respectively, for 4 weeks before and after implant placement. After intermittent administration of PTH or saline, titanium implants were inserted into the left femoral epiphyses of all animals, and the implant stability quotient (ISQ) was measured immediately after placement to assess the primary stability and at 2 and 4 weeks after implant placement to assess osseointegration. At 4 weeks after implant placement, histological and histomorphometric evaluations were conducted and the bone area around the implant socket was measured as a ratio of the total bone area to the total tissue area. Results: Regarding primary stability, the ISQ values for the PTH1 and PTH2 groups were significantly higher than those for the control group (p<0.05). Concerning osseointegration, the ISQ values at 2 and 4 weeks were significantly higher for the PTH2 group than for the PTH1 and control (p<0.05) groups. Histological assessments showed a thicker and more trabecular bone around the implant sockets in the PTH2 specimens than in the PTH1 and control specimens. The bone area around the implant socket was significantly greater in the PTH2 group than in the PTH1 and control groups (p<0.05). Conclusions: Our results suggest that continual intermittent PTH administration before and after dental implant placement is effective for the achievement of favorable stability and osseointegration in the presence of osteoporosis.

Estabilidade em implantes dentários: análise da frequência de ressonância e torque de inserção / Stability in dental implants: analysis of resonance frequency and insertion torque

As pesquisas clínicas na área da implantodontia apresentam uma grande dificuldade em relação à avaliação da osseointegração e estabilidade dos implantes. Dessa forma, a análise de frequência de ressonância (AFR) têm se tornado uma das principais ferramentas utilizadas, já que oferece, de forma simples e não invasiva, a possibilidade de se monitorar a estabilidade durante todo o período desejado. Outra medida também bastante usada na prática clínica é o torque de inserção dos implantes. No entanto, essa medida é limitada ao trans-cirúrgico e nos fornece unicamente a estabilidade primária dos implantes, o que a torna mais indicada para avaliação da possibilidade de se submeter à carga imediata. Este estudo apresenta como objetivos avaliar, por meio de um estudo transversal, se os valores do coeficiente de estabilidade do implante (ISQ) são similares em diferentes alturas do componente protético e diretamente na plataforma, quando mensurados por meio da AFR e avaliar por meio de uma revisão sistemática e meta-análise a relação entre o torque de inserção e a AFR, investigando se estes dois instrumentos fornecem avaliações similares da estabilidade primária de em um mesmo implante. Para tal, foi realizado um estudo transversal em 31 implantes osseointegrados com plataforma de hexágono externo, com 4.1 mm de diâmetro e comprimento maior ou igual a 10mm e uma revisão sistemática com ensaios clínicos que reportassem valores de ISQ e torque de inserção. Assim, nossos estudos recomendam que explorar e desenvolver a AFR como método de avaliação da estabilidade implantar deve ser uma busca ainda necessária das pesquisas científicas para melhor compreensão do comportamento dos implantes dentários, nos seus diversos momentos e situações na cavidade oral, bem como determinar um bom nível de estabilidade que consequentemente determinaria uma maior longevidade e funcionalidade dos implantes dentários

Clinical research in the implantology presents a great difficulty regarding the evaluation of the osseointegration and stability of the implants. Thus, resonance frequency analysis (RFA) has become one of the main tools used, since it offers, in a simple and non-invasive way, the possibility of monitoring the stabiblity during the desired period. Another measure also widely used in clinical practice is the insertion torque of the implants. However, this measureis limited to the transsurgical and provides only the primary stability of the implants, which makes it more suitable for evaluation the possibility of undergoing immediate loading. This study aims to evaluate, through a cross-sectional study, whether implant stability coefficient (ISQ) values are similar at different heights...

Accuracy of resonance frequency analysis by third generation Osstell® / Precisión del análisis de frecuencia de resonancia mediante Osstell® de tercera generación

The Resonance Frequency Analysis by Osstell® is used in the assessment of primary and secondary implant stability. The aim of this study was to determine its accuracy as a method of testing, checking its repeatability and reproducibility. A pilot study was performed whereby implants were placed in a cow rib to compare several ISQ measurements with the same SmartPeg transducer (repeatability), or with different SmartPegs (reproducibility). Statistical analysis of the data showed a high correlation of the ISQ values obtained in both assays, which suggests that Osstell®analysis can provide high repeatability and reproducibility.

El análisis de frecuencia de resonancia (AFR) por Osstell® se utiliza en la evaluación de la estabilidad primaria y secundaria del implante. El objetivo del presente estudio fue establecer la precisión del AFR mediante Osstell©, como método de prueba empleado en la determinación de la estabilidad implantaria. Se realizó un estudio experimental in vitro, en el que se colocaron implantes en una costilla de vaca y compararon diferentes mediciones del coeficiente de estabilidad del implante (ISQ) obtenidas sobre estos implantes con un mismo transductor SmartPeg (repetibilidad) o con diferentes SmartPegs (reproductibilidad). El análisis estadístico de los datos mostró una elevada correlación de los ISQ obtenidos en ambos ensayos, lo cual sugiere una reproductibilidad y repetibilidad elevada del análisis mediante Osstell.

Is there a difference in the resonance frequency values obtained directly on the implants and abutments? / ¿Existe diferencia en la frecuencia de resonancia obtenida directamente en los implantes y pilares?

The aim was to evaluate the differences of implant stability quotient (ISQ) between implants with external hexagon and Morse taper connectors. The study had a split mouth design, composed by 10 patients who received hybrid protocol prosthesis. In total, 40 implants (3.75 x 13 mm) were installed: on the right side, 20 external hexagon, and on the left, 20 Morse taper. After two years in function, the stability test was applied by using the MRI machine Osstell ISQ directly on the implants and on the abutments. Considering the measurements made on the implants, there were differences between HE and CM mesial (p= 0.011), lingual (p= 0.003) and distal (p= 0.006). Considering the measurements made on the abutments, there were differences between HE and CM on the buccal (p= 0.020) and lingual (p= 0.004). The trend and higher values are for the CM group. The values for Morse taper implants were always higher in a statistically significant manner, when compared to the external hexagon.

El objetivo fue evaluar las diferencias del coeficiente de estabilidad de implantes comparando los de conexión de hexágono externo (HE) y cono morse (CM). El estudio tuvo un diseño de boca dividida, siendo compuesta por 10 pacientes que recibieron protocolos protésicos de tipo hibrido. En total, 40 implantes (3,75x13 mm) fueron instalados: en el lado derecho, 20 implantes de hexágono externo y en el lado izquierdo, 20 implantes de cono morse. Después de dos años en función, la prueba de estabilidad fue aplicada utilizando una maquina MRI, Ostell ISQ directamente sobre los implantes y pilares. Considerando las medidas en los implantes, hubo diferencias entre los implantes HE y CM en mesial (p= 0,011), lingual (p= 0,003) y distal (p= 0,006). Considerando las medidas en los pilares, hubo diferenciasentre HE y CM en el sector bucal (p= 0,020) y lingual (p= 0,004). Los valores mas altos se obtuvieron en CM; los valores de las conexión tipo cono morse presentaron mayor estabilidad al comparase con los implantes de conexión de hexágono externo.