The importance of gingival integration in implant-prosthetic oral rehabilitation – preliminary study

Mihai Butucescu,Augustin Mihai,Raluca Costea,Cosmin Medar,Maria Glencora Costache,Simion Gheorghe Dumitru,Magdalena Natalia Dina,Irina Adriana Beuran,Corina Marilena Cristache,Radu Costea,Mădălina Violeta Perieanu ,Mădălina Adriana Malița ,Oana-Cella Andrei ,Mihai Burlibaşa ,Viorel Ştefan Perieanu ,Gabriela Tănase

doi:10.37897/rjmp.2019.1.8

Abstract

The importance of gingival integration in implant-prosthetic oral rehabilitation – preliminary study

Highlights

It is known that dental implants are currently one of the most important alternatives for replacing lost teeth
Following the analysis of the results of this study we consider that the concept of "gingival integration" of dental implants requires more attention from practitioners, which will be reflected in the long-term success of dental implants
All implantologists involved in the study are holders of a degree after following an oral implantology program in Bucharest, only 49 of them (76.56%) are aware that the tissue integration of dental implants involves summing up the two processes: bone integration and gingival integration

Summary

Introduction

It is known that dental implants are currently one of the most important alternatives for replacing lost teeth. Implanto-prosthetic oral rehabilitation involves both the summing up of knowledge in the field of implant surgery and dental prosthetics, both of which are necessary. Implanto-prosthetic oral rehabilitation involves the summing up of knowledge in the field of implantation surgery and dental prosthetics, both of which are necessary for the long-term success of dental implants. In order to accomplish these two processes, and for the long-term maintenance of the implant-supported restoration, we need a very good acquirement of current knowledge in the field [110]. The epithelial tissue attachment, which occurs around the implant cervix, is a unique structure in the body that is no longer found elsewhere. Dental implants are unique structures in the body, compared to other medical devices, by the fact that they penetrate an epithelium. Dental implants are unique structures in the body, compared to other medical devices, by the fact that they penetrate an epithelium. [11,12,13,14,15]

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