Study of Doxycycline Nanoparticles with Gelatin Sponge for Immediate Dental Implants in the Front Teeth Area

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating how doxycycline nanoparticles combined with a gelatin sponge affect immediate dental implant cases in the esthetic zone. The study aims to determine whether using doxycycline loaded nanoparticles improves clinical and radiographic outcomes compared to using doxycycline with gelatin sponge alone. This randomized clinical trial involves patients needing immediate implant placement in specific anterior teeth areas. Participants will be divided into two groups one group receives immediate implant placement with the buccal gap filled with doxycycline loaded gelatin nanoparticles plus gelatin sponge, while the other group receives immediate implant placement with doxycycline and gelatin sponge. Each group includes eight patients, and the study focuses on comparing these two treatments. Participants will undergo clinical and radiographic assessments including measurement of marginal bone loss after surgery and at six months. Other evaluations include the Pink Esthetic Score, peri-implant periodontal probing depth, peri-implant vertical bone level, and implant stability at various times before and after surgery. The total study duration includes follow-up assessments up to six months post-surgery to monitor outcomes and safety.

Evaluation of Doxycycline Nanoparticle With Gelatin Sponge on Immediate Implant in Esthetic Region