Soft tissue healing at titanium implants coated with type I collagen. An experimental study in dogs
Penerbit
: Blackwell Synergy
Ringkasan :Objective: To analyse the soft tissue healing at titanium implants coated with type 1
collagen.
Material and methods: Six dogs were used. The mandibular pre-molars and the three
anterior maxillary pre-molars were extracted. Three months later mucoperiosteal
flaps were raised and two test and two control implants were installed (3is TG
Osseotites3.75 10 and 2.8mm transmucosal collar). The test implants were coated
with a purified porcine type I collagen. Cover screws were placed and flaps were
sutured. The sutures were removed 2 weeks later and a plaque-control programme was
initiated. Another 2 weeks later, the procedure was repeated in the contra-lateral
mandibular region. Four weeks after the second implant surgery, biopsies were
obtained and prepared for histological examination.
Results/Conclusion: The vertical dimensions of the epithelial and connective tissue
components as well as the composition of the connective tissue portion facing the
implant were similar at collagen-coated and uncoated implants after 4 and 8 weeks of
healing. It is suggested that soft tissue healing to implants coated with type I collagen
was similar to that at non-coated titanium implants and that no adverse reactions to the
collagen-coated implants occurred.
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