Effects of Implant Diameter on Implant Stability and Osseointegration in the Early Stage in a Dog Model
Yuning Wang, Haicheng Wang, Xiaofan Chen, Ying Shi, Zuolin Wang
Abstract
Yuning Wang, Haicheng Wang, Xiaofan Chen, Ying Shi, Zuolin Wang
Abstract
During the early healing stage, the performance of Ø4.1- and Ø4.8-mm implants in terms of implant stability was better than that of Ø3.3-mm implants. Implant diameter may not influence BIC percentage. RFA can be used to evaluate implant stability and MBL but is not suitable to assess the degree of osseointegration.
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During the early healing stage, the performance of Ø4.1- and Ø4.8-mm implants in terms of implant stability was better than that of Ø3.3-mm implants. Implant diameter may not influence BIC percentage. RFA can be used to evaluate implant stability and MBL but is not suitable to assess the degree of osseointegration.
Key concepts: Osseointegration, Implant stability quotient, Resonance frequency analysis, Implant, Dentistry, Beagle, Molar, Radiography