Tilted Implant Technique Solved Numerous Limitation of Straight Technique

Abstract

Present of important anatomical structures in both upper and lower jaws make challenge during planning for implant procedures in the atrophic alveolar bone and to overcome this problem need bone augmentation which still complex and difficult procedures make it not accepted by large number of patient. In this study we spot light on the teeth implant in an area where short bone or insufficient height of alveolar ridge and inclined alveolar ridge so when we place implant should be tilted either palatelly, mesially or distally in bone around and we compare the success rate between angled placed implant and up right placed implant. 61 patients came to clinic asking for toot h or teeth implant, 300 implant fixtures were placed in both uppe r and lower arch 203 implants were straight and 97were tilted. A fter 24 months follow up in the upper and lower alveolar arche s of dental implant (97.54%) of upright implant were success and (97.94%) of tilted implant were success. Results indicate that the use of tilted implants effective and safe method over bone augmentation procedures and nerve transferring.