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Rev Odont Mex 2017; 21 (3)


Colocación de implantes dentales en maxilar atrófico con técnica de cresta dividida y expansión del reborde

Reyes DJ, Aguirre BGM, Cáceres TA

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 23
Paginas: 198-204
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RESUMEN

Este reporte de caso describe la colocación de implantes dentales en un paciente con antecedente del hábito de fumar y que presenta periodontitis crónica severa y atrofia maxilar con deficiencia de volumen óseo en sentido horizontal. Simultáneamente a la colocación de implantes se utilizó la técnica de cresta dividida, expansión del reborde y colocación de injerto óseo bovino. Después de seis meses, se observó la oseointegración de todos los implantes y se procedió a la confección de la prótesis implantosoportada de tipo híbrida (anclaje óseo completo). Finalmente, se realizó el seguimiento del caso durante un periodo de 18 meses sin observar complicaciones y con un resultado funcional y estético satisfactorio para el paciente.


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