Condition: Dental Implant · Sponsor: DSP Industrial Ltda
Studies on facial trauma are essential to establish an appropriate treatment approach, assess the ability to restore functions and seek ways of prevention. Among craniofacial injuries, fractures of the zygomatic complex are the most frequent, occurring in 25-30% of cases. Statistical analysis shows that traffic collisions (41%), domestic accidents (23%) and sports accidents (18%) are the main causes. Dental implants have emerged as a rehabilitative alternative for these patients, being considered the first choice for individuals who have lost all or part of their dental arch. In addition to providing a better quality of life, it reconstitutes masticatory function, self-esteem and phonetics. Understanding the importance of evaluating the performance of dental implants and considering the responsibility for the health of patients, there was a need to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of the Standard Internal Hexagon Implant System (HIS), Large Internal Hexagon (HIL), Flexcone (FC) , Mini Flexcone (FCM) and Morse Internal Hexagon, from DSP. In this prospective study, 1053 implants will be included. To be eligible, patients can be of both sexes, be 18 years of age or older, any race and gender, have partial or total tooth loss, present good local and general health conditions and psychological disposition to undergo common oral surgery procedures. under local anesthesia and healthy edentulous region as they will be subsequently submitted to surgical procedures using the DSP I…
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Marcelo C Goiato, PhD · +55 18 99752-4700 · m.goiato@unesp.br
Ruan Barra, MSc · +55 34 8843-4741 · ruan_d.barra@hotmail.com
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| DSP Oral Clinica | Campo Largo, Paraná, Brazil | Recruiting |
| Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP) | São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil | Recruiting |
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