Buccal Cortical Plate Fracture with Friadent XIVE Implant: Suggestions?
Last Updated: Apr 05, 2010
Dr. SC, a prosthodontist, asks:
A week ago I placed a Friadent XIVE 3.8 x 13 implant in the region of 44 [mandibular right first premolar area]. The natural tooth had been extracted one month prior because of sinus tract with purulent drainage through buccal cortical plate of 44. After osteotomy during placement of the implant, the buccal alveolar cortical plate fractured. I placed a hydroxyapatite graft covered with GTR Membrane and sutured the flap . A week later the patient reported and was asymptomatic. Gingival tissue healing was satisfactory. I removed the sutures and found the superior surface of the cover screw of the implant uncovered and visible. I instructed the patient to maintain good oral hygiene. Patient is absolutely free from symptoms pain etc. Now what do you suggest? Any complications if I leave it like that for osseointegration?
5 Comments on Buccal Cortical Plate Fracture with Friadent XIVE Implant: Suggestions?
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04/14/2010
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04/14/2010
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04/16/2010
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06/10/2010
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