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Presença de osso vestibular pós colocação de implantes na zona anterior maxilar
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O osso maxilar é um tecido duro que sustenta e serve de apoio para os músculos
e dentes. É também um interveniente importante na prática de colocação de implantes.
O presente trabalho pretende identificar as alterações no osso vestibular, aquando
e após a colocação do implante na zona estética da maxila ao longo do tempo. Para tal
recorreu-se ao método de pesquisa por revisão sistemática, realizada nos motores de busca
Pubmed e B-on, na língua portuguesa e inglesa, usando as combinações de descritores
“buccal bone” “dental implants” e “CBCT”. Obteve-se um total de 247 artigos que, após
aplicação dos critérios de elegibilidade e remoção dos duplicados, deram origem a 5
artigos para análise final, que integram a presente revisão sistemática.
Os resultados obtidos demonstram que a perda óssea na colocação de implantes é
influenciada por fatores como a colocação imediata ou tardia e a existência ou não de
osso antes do procedimento clínico. Ressalva-se ainda que, tal como em todos os
procedimentos clínicos, a realização de boas práticas mantém o nível e integridade, quer
do osso vestibular, quer do implante.
The maxillary bone is a hard tissue that supports the muscles and teeth. It is also an important component in implant placement. This work aims to identify changes in the vestibular bone, during and after implant placement on the maxilla aesthetic region through time.For that purpose, we used a research method by systematic revision, performed in the Pubmed and B-on search engines, in portuguese and english languages, using the combinations of descriptors "buccal bone", "dental implants" and "CBCT". A total of 247 articles were obtained which, after applying the eligibility criteria and removing the duplicates, gave rise to 5 articles for final analysis, are part of this systematic review. The results obtained show that bone loss in implant placement is influenced by factors such as immediate or late placement and whether or not bone was present before the clinical procedure. It is also emphasized that, as in all clinical procedures, good practices maintain the level and integrity of both the vestibular bone and the implant.
The maxillary bone is a hard tissue that supports the muscles and teeth. It is also an important component in implant placement. This work aims to identify changes in the vestibular bone, during and after implant placement on the maxilla aesthetic region through time.For that purpose, we used a research method by systematic revision, performed in the Pubmed and B-on search engines, in portuguese and english languages, using the combinations of descriptors "buccal bone", "dental implants" and "CBCT". A total of 247 articles were obtained which, after applying the eligibility criteria and removing the duplicates, gave rise to 5 articles for final analysis, are part of this systematic review. The results obtained show that bone loss in implant placement is influenced by factors such as immediate or late placement and whether or not bone was present before the clinical procedure. It is also emphasized that, as in all clinical procedures, good practices maintain the level and integrity of both the vestibular bone and the implant.
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Osso Vestibular Implantes dentários Estética Maxila Bone Vestibular Dental implants Aesthetic Maxilla