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Peri-implantitis treatment with Geistlich Bio-Oss® Collagen and REGENFAST®

Regenerative treatment of a peri-implant defect

Dr. David Palombo · Italy
 · November 29, 2023
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"In challenging clinical scenarios, the opportunity to benefit from an adjunct, easy-to-use biological booster, may be an innovative strategy to improve results and increase the predictability of our treatments."

The Situation

A patient (68-year-old female, non-/smoker) presented with a peri-implant bone defect at site 14. After cleaning, regenerative surgery was performed in conjunction with Geistlich Bio-Oss® Collagen soaked in REGENFAST®.

Approach & Result

1 | Radiographic image of the initial situation: Implant at site 14 shows peri-implant bone loss
1 | Radiographic image of the initial situation: Implant at site 14 shows peri-implant bone loss
2 | After flap opening, the defect is visible
2 | After flap opening, the defect is visible
3 | After thorough cleaning, REGENFAST® is applied into the defect
3 | After thorough cleaning, REGENFAST® is applied into the defect
4 | Geistlich Bio-Oss® Collagen soaked with REGENFAST® is applied
4 | Geistlich Bio-Oss® Collagen soaked with REGENFAST® is applied
5 | A free gingival graft harvested from the palate is applied on tooth 13 and the affected site
5 | A free gingival graft harvested from the palate is applied on tooth 13 and the affected site
6 | Healing progress from wound closure until 1 month
6 | Healing progress from wound closure until 1 month
7 | Temporary crowns on multi-unit abutments.
7 | Temporary crowns on multi-unit abutments.
8 | Permanent crowns on multi-unit abutments 1 year after surgery
8 | Permanent crowns on multi-unit abutments 1 year after surgery
9 | The radiographic image 1 year after surgery shows the good bony situation
9 | The radiographic image 1 year after surgery shows the good bony situation
1 | Radiographic image of the initial situation: Implant at site 14 shows peri-implant bone loss
2 | After flap opening, the defect is visible
3 | After thorough cleaning, REGENFAST® is applied into the defect
4 | Geistlich Bio-Oss® Collagen soaked with REGENFAST® is applied
5 | A free gingival graft harvested from the palate is applied on tooth 13 and the affected site
6 | Healing progress from wound closure until 1 month
7 | Temporary crowns on multi-unit abutments.
8 | Permanent crowns on multi-unit abutments 1 year after surgery
9 | The radiographic image 1 year after surgery shows the good bony situation

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About the author

Dr. David Palombo | Italy

Periodontist, Milan, Italy

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