Издания

European Journal of Oral Implantology. 2011 Summer;4(2):145-52

The use of the MISE (Minimal Invasive Sinus Elevation) technique, which calls for the use of high precision depth-calibrated rotating instruments, allowed the insertion of 64 implants with a success rate of 100% and significant recovery of the average vertical dimension at 18 months. Patients appreciated the minimal invasiveness of the protocol and did not feel pain or discomfort.

Dental Cadmos, 77(10): 31-40, 2009

The results, obtained with a simple and effi cient technique for elevating the sinus with the use of a special kit containing drills and non-traumatic instruments (Minimally Invasive Sinus Elevation) are illustrated in this paper.

Dental Cadmos, 77(10): 31-40, 2009

The results, obtained with a simple and effi cient technique for elevating the sinus with the use of a special kit containing drills and non-traumatic instruments (Minimally Invasive Sinus Elevation) are illustrated in this paper.

Biomedizinische Technik/Biomedical Engineering, 2012, 57, ISSN (Online) 1862-278X, ISSN (Print) 0013-5585

20 implants were inserted in 17 patients and at the same time sinus lift was performed with a minimally invasive technique using the M.I.S.E. kit and Sintlife. At the 24-month follow-up the implants were all integrated. The mean bone height, which before the operation was on average 4.12 mm, was stable at 24 months with an important gain in all cases and a mean value of 12.98 mm.

Biomedizinische Technik/Biomedical Engineering, 2012, 57, ISSN (Online) 1862-278X, ISSN (Print) 0013-5585

20 implants were inserted in 17 patients and at the same time sinus lift was performed with a minimally invasive technique using the M.I.S.E. kit and Sintlife. At the 24-month follow-up the implants were all integrated. The mean bone height, which before the operation was on average 4.12 mm, was stable at 24 months with an important gain in all cases and a mean value of 12.98 mm.

Il Dentista Moderno, 2011, Dicembre: 46-54

PROSTHETIC MINIMALLY INVASIVE STRATEGY FOR IMMEDIATE IMPLANTS: INSERTION AND IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT OF DEFINITIVE ABUTMENT FOR IMPLANTS RESTORED FOLLOWING THE PLATFORM SWITCHING PROTOCOL

A series of 15 clinical cases with 15 single Premium Kohno post-extraction implants in 15 patients, rehabilitated with Platform Switching, the “one-abutment one-time” technique and B.O.P.T. prostheses in the upper frontal area, showed excellent maintenance of hard and soft peri-implant tissues at 2 years, with an excellent aesthetic results. The combination of these three techniques showed itself therefore to be favourable for aesthetic areas.

Il Dentista Moderno, 2011, Dicembre: 46-54

PROSTHETIC MINIMALLY INVASIVE STRATEGY FOR IMMEDIATE IMPLANTS: INSERTION AND IMMEDIATE PLACEMENT OF DEFINITIVE ABUTMENT FOR IMPLANTS RESTORED FOLLOWING THE PLATFORM SWITCHING PROTOCOL

A series of 15 clinical cases with 15 single Premium Kohno post-extraction implants in 15 patients, rehabilitated with Platform Switching, the “one-abutment one-time” technique and B.O.P.T. prostheses in the upper frontal area, showed excellent maintenance of hard and soft peri-implant tissues at 2 years, with an excellent aesthetic results. The combination of these three techniques showed itself therefore to be favourable for aesthetic areas.

Journal of Clinical Periodontology, 2011; 38: 86?94

This histological study in humans analysed the characteristics of soft tissues around the implant at 48 months, and compared implants rehabilitated with the switching platform concept to the traditional prosthetic protocol. The results showed that the switching platform protocol does not alter the soft tissues and that bone peaks are maintained.

Clinical Oral Implant Research 22, 2011; 438?444

This study demonstrated that implants restored according to the switching platform concept with mismatching of 0.25 mm maintained the same level of bone crest as traditional implants if the smooth part of the neck of traditional implants is left to emerge from the bone.

Italian Dental Journal, 2012; 08: 24

SURGICAL AND PROSTHETIC SWITCHING PLATFORM

One of the primary objectives of modern implantology is to maintain the crestal bone, so as to improve the aesthetic result and reduce the risk of late peri-implantitis. In comparison with traditionally designed implants, switching platform implants reduce early crestal bone loss in proportion to the size of the switch.
Switching platform implants are divided into two groups: implants with surgical switching (implants with a specially widened neck) and implants with prosthetic switching (implants with a standard neck with prosthetic posts having a reduced diameter). Both types of switching have proved to be effective and, in order to maximize the obtainable switch, for some years we have been using a switching platform protocol which combines the use of implants with surgical switching (Sweden & Martina Premium 3.80 SP implants) prosthesized with posts with a reduced diameter (posts for Premium 3.30). The combination of surgical and prosthetic switching has proved to be a valid and predictable protocol for minimizing crestal bone loss.
The clinical case illustrated below concerns the insertion of a single immediate post-extraction implant with immediate loading. Prosthetization was carried out according to the protocol described above.