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Research Article | Open Access
Volume 14 2022 | None
PREVALENCE OF SOCKET PRESERVATION CLOSURE TECHNIQUES DONE AMONG THE IMPLANT PLACED - INSTITUTION BASED ASSESSMENT
Santhanam. P Dhanraj Ganapathy Subhabrata Maiti Sanjana Devi N
Pages: 5182-5191
Abstract
Introduction Socket preservation is necessary to prevent resorption of bone. Alveolar bone remodelling is not an intermittent process it is a continuous process in pathology and physiology but alveolar bone plays an important role in the retention of teeth in particular position. Aim: To assess Prevalence of socket preservation closure techniques done among the implants placed an institution based assessment. Materials and method: This study is an institution based assessment where 40 patients' case history details who underwent socket preservation prior implant treatment were collected and socket preservation closure techniques were identified and diagnosis was tabulated along with their age and gender in excel sheet. Data tabulated in excel sheet was transferred to SPSS software for software analysis. Based on analysis results were tabulated Result: Based on statistical analysis results were analysed and tabulated.57.5% of the patients were aged between 25-50 years .Most of the patients who underwent socket preservation were males (55%) when compared to females (45%) .Most prevalent method of socket preservation closure technique is conventional suturing where around 38 (95%) patients had conventional suturing Conclusion: Socket preservation procedures used widely to manage the tissue dimensional alterations after tooth extraction. These techniques are considered as predictable procedures to reduce the need for extensive bone augmentation operations in implant dentistry. There are different socket/ridge preservation techniques with different outcomes. Socket preservation closure technique also, plays an important role in success of socket preservation.
Keywords
implant, socket preservation, prosthesis, closuretechnique, innovation
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