Clinical Observation for Immediate Loading of Dental Implant

Objective: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the clinical results of immediate loading to implants. Methods: CDIC implants were useds by one-stage operation in 23 cases, including 49 implants. After one week, upper structures were restored. Primary stability, GI, peri-implantitis. panoramic x-rays films were analysed to determine the clinical results. Results: After 1-6 year follow-up, 48 implants in 22 cases were remained. 1 implant was lost. The clinical successful rate was 98%. Conclusion: Immediate implant technique is suitable for adequate amount of alveolar bone cases in young adults. The bone quantity around implant must be enough to ensure good primary stability. From mucosa cut to bone drill, the diameter should be smaller than the implant size. One-stage and flapless technique is benefit for wound healing of soft tissue, as well as for prevention of peri-implantitis. For anterior implants, T-T restoraion is better than single tooth. As posterior implants, implant-support prosthesis was recommeded for reducing bite force and incresing safety.