The method of dental implantation with palatal exposure (vestibular bone shield) with milled and anodized tooth neck implants

Introduction: Nowadays, there is a high level of dental diseases among the population, which are the main etiological factors in the formation of dentition defects, requiring their restoration by dental implantation. At the same time, there is often a loss of teeth and pronounced atrophy of the alveolar process, which creates certain difficulties at the surgical stage, resulting in singnificant rehabilitation period increase.

Material and methods: The article presents the clinical results of the practical application of dental implantation with palatal exposure (vestibular bone shield) with milled and anodized implants. A three-year research was conducted in 103 clinical cases, where the patients' age was 50–68 years old. The obtained data were evaluated using the MS Office Excel system.

Results: The combination of the positive properties of the dental implantation method with palatal exposure (vestibular bone shield) with milled and anodized tooth neck implants significantly reduces trauma, increases safety, and shortens the rehabilitation period for patients. In addition, the milled and anodized tooth neck of the dental implants ensures optimal mucogingival integration on the exposed palatal side. This eliminates the need for alveolar ridge reduction and bone augmentation.

Conclusions: The practical application of dental implantation method with palatal exposure (vestibular bone shield) with milled and anodized tooth neck implants clinically confirms the effectiveness due to its low invasiveness and significant reduction in the time required for comprehensive surgical and orthopedic rehabilitation of patients.