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Volume 16, Issue1 (Suppl) Oral Health Dent Manag
ISSN: 2247-2452 OHDM, an open access journal American Dentistry 2017
March 20-22, 2017
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Analysis of the resonance frequency and torque of four implant’s company
Purpose: This randomized clinical trial aimed to investigate the relationships between insertion torque, Implant Stability
Quotient (ISQ), bone quality and Crestal Bone Loss (CBL) of implants placed in the short and long time.
Materials &Methods: We selected all those who had edentulous in the posterior region of the mouth in both jaws. Regenerative
techniques, expansive bony ridge or maxillary sinus were used in no one’s case. Total of 80 implants were inserted, all submerged
and all had a diameter greater than 3.3 mm and a length of at least 10 mm, rough surface and is expected to conventional
healing period. Periodic reminders of 2, 4 months prior to shipment, and 1 month after prosthetic loading, considering the
RFA were carried out.
Results: The data in our possession are: One failed implant, placed in zone 27, had a torque value of 24 N/cm2 and a value
of 60 ISQ. Straumann: 79±2.80 Mean±Dev. St; Neoss: 75.5±7.55 Mean±Dev. St; Ghimas: 73±8.48 Mean±Dev. St; IntraLock:
72.17±7.07 Mean±Dev. St. The data we have do not allow relating the torque of entry with the ISQ value. The only statistically
significant data with P<0.05% unique to the ISQ values were of Straumann.
Conclusion: From our data we found no relationship between insertion torque and ISQ in posterior edentulous saddles.
It seems, however, that the ISQ is related to the plant geometry, in particular the length and bone morphology, as implants
inserted in the "soft" bone show a progressive increase of the values in the course of the healing period.
Biography
Giovanni Giorgetti finished his studies in Medicine by attending the Second University of Naples, then he specialized in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. He is the Director
of the Maxillofacial Surgery Department at the Salus Clinic in Battipaglia, Italy and he deals with rehabilitations maxillofacial oncology. He uses new technologies in clinical
practice. He has published more than 25 works in renowned magazines and is collaborating with international renowned companies.
Giovanni Giorgetti
Magna Graecia University School of Medicine, Italy
Giovanni Giorgetti, Oral Health Dent Manag 2017, 16:1 (Suppl)