Osseointegration

OSSEOINTEGRATED
DENTAL IMPLANT
DR. MD. SHAHIDUL ISLAM
BDS, MS
Assistant Professor & Head
Department of Prosthodontics
Rangpur Dental College & Hospital

MAKING SENSE OF OSSEOINTEGRATION
 Direct bone anchorage to an implant which can
provide a foundation to support a prosthesis
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HISTORY
Dr. Per-Ingvar Branemark, Professor at the institute for
Applied Biotechnology, University of Goteborg, Sweden
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 A titanium chamber in a rabbit tibia that leads to the
concept of osseointegration and the development of
modern dental implants by Branemark
 Panoramic radiograph
of historic dental implants,
taken 1978

 Per-Ingvar Brånemark in 1952
 Early stage (1965-1968)
 Developmental stage (1968-1971)
 Production stage (1971-)
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STRUCTURES
 Crown
 Neck/ abutment
 Root/fixure
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KEY FACTORS OSSEOINTEGRATION
 Material: commercially pure titanium
 Fixture design: precision fit in vital bone
 Prevention of heat generation during drilling
 Healing period
 Surgical procedure
 Implant bed
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SUCCESS RATE
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BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATION
 Quality of Bone
 Bone remodeling
 Foreign body reaction
 Bone to implant interface
 Mechanism of osseointegration
 Soft tissue implant interface
 Peri-implant membrane
 Neuromuscular system
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QUALITY OF BONE
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D1
D21
D2
D3
D2
D31
D2
D3
D3
D4
D3
D4

BONE REMODELING
 Osseointegration requires new bone formation
around the fixture.
 Osteoblastic and osteoclastic activity helps
maintain blood calcium
without change in quantity of bone.
 Occlusion is important to
optimal bone remodeling.
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FOREIGN BODY REACTION
 This reaction occurs in the presence of a
protein but with implant materials devoid of
proteins no antigen antibody reaction.
 When titanium is used no foreign body
reaction are seen.
 The implant material is an important factor
for Osseo integration to occur.
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BONE TO IMPLANT INTERFACE
 Spongy bone is not a stable base for primary
fixture fixation comparing with compact bone
 In the mandible the bone is more dense than
maxilla.
 The maxilla require a longer healing period.
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 Two basic theories
 Fibro-osseous integration
 Fibrous integration as tissue to implant contact with
healthy dense collagenous tissue between the implant
and bone
 The fibers are arranged irregularly, parallel to the
implant body, when forces are applied they are not
transmitted through the fibers.
 So no bone remodeling expected in fibro-integration.
Osseointegration
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 Osseointegration
 A direct bone implant interface occurs when an implant is allowed
to heal in bone undisturbed.
 Main factors affecting osseointegration include
 Implant oxide layer contamination.
 Poor temperature control during drilling.
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MECHANISM OF OSSEOINTEGRATION
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Blood clot (between fixture & bone)
Clot transformed by phagocytic cell
(1st to 3rd day)
Procallus formation
(containing fibroblasts & phagocytes)
Procallus becomes dense connective tissue
(Differentiation of osteoblasts & fibroblasts)
Callus (Osteoblasts on the fixture)
Fibro cartilagenous callus (between fixture & bone)
Bone callus (Penetrates & matures)
Prosthesis attached to the fixtures stimulating bone remodeling

EXAMINATION
 Edentulous area
 Edentulous span
 Vertical height of jaw bone
 Bucco-lingual width & mesio-distal width of jaw
bone
 Relation to vital structure
 X-ray, CTScan
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INDICATIONS & CONTRAINDICATIONS
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SUCCESS CRITERIA
 Durability
 Bone loss
 Gingival health
 Pocket depth
 Effect of adjacent teeth
 Functions
 Esthetics
 Presence of infection
 Intrusion on the mandibular canal
 Patient emotional and psychological attitude
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 Individual unattached implant is immobile when
tested clinically.
 No evidence of peri implant radiolucency is present
as assessed on an undistorted radiograph.
 Mean vertical bone loss is less than 0.2 mm after 1st
year of service.
 No persistent pain, discomfort or infection.
 A success rate of 85% at the end of a 5-year
observation period and 80% at the end of a 10-year
period are minimum levels of success.
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JTK IMPLANT SYSTEM
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Unalloyed titanium
Biocompatible
Fatigue resistant
Erosion resistant
Stable
Best biomechanic functions
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CLINICAL PROCEDURE
 Asepsis
 LA
 Tissue punching & removing
 Locator drill
 Straight drill
 Taper drill
 Implant placement
 Cover screw
 Uncover the implant (after healing)
 Abutment insertion
 Impression
 Prosthesis fabrication insertion 25

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