Study of Immediate Implant Placement in the Upper Front Jaw Using Flapless Guided Surgery with Tissue Augmentation and Temporary Crowns

What this Trial Is About

This research aims to evaluate how well immediate implant placement works in the front upper jaw premaxilla using flapless guided surgery along with hard and soft tissue augmentation and immediate provisional crowns. The study focuses on measuring bone thickness and examining safety and esthetic results over time. It will compare outcomes between patients with intact bone sockets and those with damaged sockets. Participants will receive a dental implant and a temporary crown on the same day as tooth extraction through a guided, flapless surgical procedure. Bone and soft tissue grafts will be used to support healing. Depending on the condition of the bone socket, different grafting techniques and materials, including collagen membranes and bone mixtures, may be applied. Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications are given for 4 days post-surgery. Follow-up visits occur at 1 week, 3 months, 1 year, and 5 years. During the study, participants will undergo X-rays, digital scans, photos, and questionnaires to assess bone and soft tissue changes, pain, healing, esthetic satisfaction, and peri-implant health. The main measurement is buccal bone thickness one year after implant placement. Additional assessments include marginal bone loss and soft tissue changes at one and five years. The overall participation may last up to five years with multiple evaluations to monitor outcomes and safety.

State of the Art Immediate Implant Placement in the Premaxilla