A Retrospective Clinical Study of Loading of JIAD(KOM) Implants with Nature Teeths

Abstract

Background: Immediate implant function means great benefits for patients and therapists because treatment time and cost can be substantially reduced. The immediate-function JIAD(KOM) implant system have become an accepted alternative for fixed restorations in partial edentulous, based on documented high success rates. Countinuous development is ongoing to fine simple protocols for their use. Purpose: The purpose of resent study was to develop and document a simple, safe and effective surgical and prosthetic protocol for immediate function (within 2 hours) of JIAD(KOM) implant system supporting fixed prostheses in partially edentulous patients. Materials and Methods: This retrospective clinical study included 7 patients with 16 nature teeth by immediately loaded implants, placed in the all region, supporting fixed complete-arch jaws. 12 implants in 5 patients were placed in fresh extraction sites. The goal with the preparation and no mucosal incision and insertion technique was to achieve good primary implant stability and a minimum implant insertion torque of 30 Ncm before the implant was completely seated. The occlusion was adjusted to eliminate direct contact with the provisional prostheses. After 3 months, the patients received their permanent prostheses. All patients were followed for 1 year. Results: There were no implant losses in all sites. Conclusions: this therapeutic approach simplifies patient care without apparent additional risk.