Andrezieux Boutheon

Researchers are evaluating the medium and long-term performance and safety of Global D dental implant systems under European Union medical device regulations. This observational study includes multiple centers in France and Greece and aims to confirm the outcomes of various implant-prosthetic systems such as In-Kone UNIVERSAL, In-Kone PRIMO, twinKon, EVL S, EVL K, and EVL C over a period of up to 10 years. The study collects retrospective and prospective data from patients who received these implants between 2013 and 2015. Adult patients who have undergone dental implant surgery using one or more of the specified Global D implant devices are included. Data is gathered from annual follow-up visits at 5, 7/8, and 10 years or any visits related to implant removal within 10 years. This ambispective multi-center observational design covers a consecutive and comprehensive series of patients without selection bias. Participants will have their implant safety and performance monitored through clinical follow-up visits over several years. Researchers collect data from patient files and follow-up visits to assess survival rates at 5 years and beyond. Patient consent for data use and regular evaluations are part of the study, which aims to provide detailed insights into the implant systems' medium and long-term outcomes.