Volume 31, Issue S20 p. 210
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Immediate restoration of immediate implants with delayed functional loading: 5-year results of 2-piece “table-top” implant crowns (Project Mozart)

Bernhard Pommer

Bernhard Pommer

Academy for Oral Implantology, Vienna, Austria

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Georg Mailath-Pokorny

Georg Mailath-Pokorny

Academy for Oral Implantology, Vienna, Austria

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Dieter Busenlechner

Dieter Busenlechner

Academy for Oral Implantology, Vienna, Austria

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Robert Haas

Robert Haas

Academy for Oral Implantology, Vienna, Austria

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Werner Millesi

Werner Millesi

Academy for Oral Implantology, Vienna, Austria

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Rudolf Fuerhauser

Rudolf Fuerhauser

Academy for Oral Implantology, Vienna, Austria

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First published: 05 October 2020

KU3HT ePOSTER CLINICAL RESEARCH – PROSTHETICS

Background:: Immediate prosthetic restoration of immediate implants is generally performed via the concept of immediate provisionalization, i.e. provisional crowns without occlusal contact that are replaced by the final crown after a healing period of several weeks. The new crown design investigated aims to obviate the production of a provisional crown and to perform adhesive cementation in a great distance to the peri-implant mucosa (thus avoiding the risk of cement-associated peri-implantitis).

Aim/Hypothesis: To investigate the effectiveness of a new implant crown design for immediate restoration of immediate (pre)molar implants, characterized by its 2-piece buildup.

Materials and Methods: A total of 10 patients were included and followed-up 5 years after completion of prosthetic restoration. Single-tooth implants of 4 mm diameter and 10-13 mm length (T3® tapered implants with DCD and platform switch, Biomet 3i) were placed into the extraction sockets of maxillary or mandibular (pre)molars. Three days after immediate implant placement the base portion was screwed onto the implant (without the table-top on it, thus without occlusal contact). The table-top (occlusal portion) was fabricated at the same time, however, cemented onto the base only after a implant healing phase of 2-3 months after implant placement.

Results: All implants were successful after 5 years of functional loading. Mean marginal bone loss was 0.11 ± 0.5 mm and the median Pink Esthetic Score was 12. Average Patient satisfaction was 98% on visual analogue scale

Conclusions and Clinical Implications: It may be concluded that immediate restoration of immediate implants using 2-piece „table-top” crowns represents a highly successful concept for posterior single tooth implants similar to the Copy-Abutment approach for immediate anterior implants.

Keywords: implant crown, screw-retained, immediate implant

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