Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review.
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Resumo: | AIM: To assess the failure and bone-to-implant contact rate of dental implants placed on osteoporotic subjects. METHODS: Extensive examination strategies were created to classify studies for this systematic review. MEDLINE (via PubMed) and EMBASE database were examined for studies in English up to and including May 2014. The examination presented a combination of the MeSH words described as follow: "osteoporosis" or "osteopenia" or "estrogen deficiency" AND "implant" or "dental implant" or "osseointegration". Assessment of clinical and/or histological peri-implant conditions in osteoporosis subjects treated with titanium dental implants. The examination included a combination of the MeSH terms described as follow: "osteoporosis" or "osteopenia" or "estrogen deficiency" AND "implant" or "dental implant" or "osseointegration". RESULTS: Of 943 potentially eligible articles, 12 were included in the study. A total of 133 subjects with osteoporosis, 73 subjects diagnosed with osteopenia and 708 healthy subjects were assessed in this systematic review. In these subjects were installed 367, 205, 2981 dental implants in osteoporotic, osteopenic and healthy subjects, respectively. The failure rate of dental implant was 10.9% in osteoporotic subjects, 8.29% in osteopenic and 11.43% in healthy ones. Bone-to-implant contact obtained from retrieved implants ranged between 49.96% to 47.84%, for osteoporosis and non-osteoporotic subjects. CONCLUSION: Osteoporotic subjects presented higher rates of implant loss, however, there is a lower evidence to strengthen or refute the hypothesis that osteoporosis may have detrimental effects on bone healing. Consequently, final conclusions regarding the effect of osteoporosis in dental implant therapy cannot be made at this time. There are no randomized clinical trial accessible for evaluation and the retrospective nature of the evaluated studies shall be taken in account when interpreting this study. |
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Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review.Impacto da osteoporose em implantes dentários: uma revisão sistemática.OsseointegraçãoOsteopeniaFalhasOsteoporoseImplantes dentáriosDental implants, Osteoporosis, Failures, Osteopenia, OsseointegrationAIM: To assess the failure and bone-to-implant contact rate of dental implants placed on osteoporotic subjects. METHODS: Extensive examination strategies were created to classify studies for this systematic review. MEDLINE (via PubMed) and EMBASE database were examined for studies in English up to and including May 2014. The examination presented a combination of the MeSH words described as follow: "osteoporosis" or "osteopenia" or "estrogen deficiency" AND "implant" or "dental implant" or "osseointegration". Assessment of clinical and/or histological peri-implant conditions in osteoporosis subjects treated with titanium dental implants. The examination included a combination of the MeSH terms described as follow: "osteoporosis" or "osteopenia" or "estrogen deficiency" AND "implant" or "dental implant" or "osseointegration". RESULTS: Of 943 potentially eligible articles, 12 were included in the study. A total of 133 subjects with osteoporosis, 73 subjects diagnosed with osteopenia and 708 healthy subjects were assessed in this systematic review. In these subjects were installed 367, 205, 2981 dental implants in osteoporotic, osteopenic and healthy subjects, respectively. The failure rate of dental implant was 10.9% in osteoporotic subjects, 8.29% in osteopenic and 11.43% in healthy ones. Bone-to-implant contact obtained from retrieved implants ranged between 49.96% to 47.84%, for osteoporosis and non-osteoporotic subjects. CONCLUSION: Osteoporotic subjects presented higher rates of implant loss, however, there is a lower evidence to strengthen or refute the hypothesis that osteoporosis may have detrimental effects on bone healing. Consequently, final conclusions regarding the effect of osteoporosis in dental implant therapy cannot be made at this time. There are no randomized clinical trial accessible for evaluation and the retrospective nature of the evaluated studies shall be taken in account when interpreting this study. OBJETIVO: Avaliar a falha e a taxa de contato osso-implante de implantes dentários colocados em indivíduos osteoporóticos. MÉTODOS: Estratégias de exame extensas foram criadas para classificar os estudos para esta revisão sistemática. O banco de dados MEDLINE ( via PubMed) e EMBASE foram examinados para estudos em inglês até maio de 2014. O exame apresentou uma combinação das palavras MeSH descritas a seguir: "osteoporose" ou "osteopenia" ou "deficiência de estrogênio" AND "implante" ou "implante dentário" ou "osseointegração". Avaliação das condições clínicas e / ou histológicas do peri-implante em indivíduos com osteoporose tratados com implantes dentários de titânio. O exame incluiu uma combinação dos termos MeSH descritos a seguir: "osteoporose" ou "osteopenia" ou "deficiência de estrogênio" AND "implante" ou "implante dentário" ou "osseointegração". RESULTADOS: Dos 943 artigos potencialmente elegíveis, 12 foram incluídos no estudo. Um total de 133 indivíduos com osteoporose, 73 indivíduos com diagnóstico de osteopenia e 708 indivíduos saudáveis foram avaliados nesta revisão sistemática. Nesses sujeitos foram instalados 367, 205, 2981 implantes dentários em indivíduos osteoporóticos, osteopênicos e saudáveis, respectivamente. A taxa de falha do implante dentário foi de 10,9% nos indivíduos osteoporóticos, 8,29% nos osteopênicos e 11,43% nos saudáveis. O contato osso-implante obtido a partir de implantes recuperados variou entre 49,96% a 47,84%, para osteoporose e indivíduos não osteoporóticos. CONCLUSÃO: Os indivíduos osteoporóticos apresentaram maiores taxas de perda de implantes, no entanto, há uma evidência menor para fortalecer ou refutar a hipótese de que a osteoporose possa ter efeitos prejudiciais na cicatrização óssea. Consequentemente, as conclusões finais sobre o efeito da osteoporose na terapia com implantes dentários não podem ser feitas no momento. Não existem ensaios clínicos randomizados acessíveis para avaliação e a natureza retrospectiva dos estudos avaliados deve ser levada em consideração na interpretação deste estudo. 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Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review. Impacto da osteoporose em implantes dentários: uma revisão sistemática. |
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Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review. |
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Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review. Giro, Gabriela Osseointegração Osteopenia Falhas Osteoporose Implantes dentários Dental implants, Osteoporosis, Failures, Osteopenia, Osseointegration |
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Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review. |
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Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review. |
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Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review. |
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Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review. |
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Impact of osteoporosis in dental implants: a systematic review. |
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Giro, Gabriela |
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Giro, Gabriela Chambrone, Leandro Goldstein, Abrao Rodrigues, Jose Augusto Zenóbio, Elton Feres, Magda Figueiredo, Luciene Cristina Cassoni, Alessandra Awad Shibli, Jamil |
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Chambrone, Leandro Goldstein, Abrao Rodrigues, Jose Augusto Zenóbio, Elton Feres, Magda Figueiredo, Luciene Cristina Cassoni, Alessandra Awad Shibli, Jamil |
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Giro, Gabriela Chambrone, Leandro Goldstein, Abrao Rodrigues, Jose Augusto Zenóbio, Elton Feres, Magda Figueiredo, Luciene Cristina Cassoni, Alessandra Awad Shibli, Jamil |
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Osseointegração Osteopenia Falhas Osteoporose Implantes dentários Dental implants, Osteoporosis, Failures, Osteopenia, Osseointegration |
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Osseointegração Osteopenia Falhas Osteoporose Implantes dentários Dental implants, Osteoporosis, Failures, Osteopenia, Osseointegration |
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AIM: To assess the failure and bone-to-implant contact rate of dental implants placed on osteoporotic subjects. METHODS: Extensive examination strategies were created to classify studies for this systematic review. MEDLINE (via PubMed) and EMBASE database were examined for studies in English up to and including May 2014. The examination presented a combination of the MeSH words described as follow: "osteoporosis" or "osteopenia" or "estrogen deficiency" AND "implant" or "dental implant" or "osseointegration". Assessment of clinical and/or histological peri-implant conditions in osteoporosis subjects treated with titanium dental implants. The examination included a combination of the MeSH terms described as follow: "osteoporosis" or "osteopenia" or "estrogen deficiency" AND "implant" or "dental implant" or "osseointegration". RESULTS: Of 943 potentially eligible articles, 12 were included in the study. A total of 133 subjects with osteoporosis, 73 subjects diagnosed with osteopenia and 708 healthy subjects were assessed in this systematic review. In these subjects were installed 367, 205, 2981 dental implants in osteoporotic, osteopenic and healthy subjects, respectively. The failure rate of dental implant was 10.9% in osteoporotic subjects, 8.29% in osteopenic and 11.43% in healthy ones. Bone-to-implant contact obtained from retrieved implants ranged between 49.96% to 47.84%, for osteoporosis and non-osteoporotic subjects. CONCLUSION: Osteoporotic subjects presented higher rates of implant loss, however, there is a lower evidence to strengthen or refute the hypothesis that osteoporosis may have detrimental effects on bone healing. Consequently, final conclusions regarding the effect of osteoporosis in dental implant therapy cannot be made at this time. There are no randomized clinical trial accessible for evaluation and the retrospective nature of the evaluated studies shall be taken in account when interpreting this study. |
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