Journal of Prosthodontic Research
Online ISSN : 1883-9207
Print ISSN : 1883-1958
ISSN-L : 1883-1958

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Maxillary implant overdentures retained with bars or solitary attachments: a 5-year randomised controlled trial
Pieter Onclin G Carina BovenArjan VissinkHenny JA MeijerGerry M Raghoebar
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Purpose: To compare the 5-year follow-up outcomes of maxillary overdentures retained by bars or solitary attachments.

Methods: Fifty consecutively selected fully edentulous patients experiencing problems with their conventional denture received four implants and were randomly allocated to receive a maxillary overdenture with either bar- or solitary attachment retention. Marginal bone level change (primary outcome), implant- and overdenture survival rate, clinical- and patient related outcome measures were recorded at baseline, and after 1 and 5 years. Biological and technical complications were recorded throughout the entire follow-up period.

Results: After 5 years, the mean marginal bone level change was higher in the solitary attachment group (-1.41±1.38mm, p=0.024) than in the bar group (-0.99±0.96mm). Also, fewer implants survived in the solitary attachment group (89.5%, p=0.027) than in the bar group (96.3%). The overdenture survival rate was 95.0% and 91.3% in the bar and solitary attachment group, respectively. Although the clinical and patient related outcomes were favourable and did not differ significantly between the groups, the peri-implantitis incidence was 25.8% in the solitary attachment group and 5.1% in the bar group. Any technical complications were minor.

Conclusion: In maxillary 4-implant overdenture therapy, the marginal bone level, implant survival rate and the number of complications are better with bar attachments than with solitary attachments. Both groups’ clinical and patient related outcome measure scores were equal throughout the entire follow-up period.

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