Investigation of Biofilm Formation on Temporary push-on Rings of Implant Crowns
Temporary push-on Rings of Antimicrobial Alloys for Transmucosal Implant Abutment Systems: a Randomized Clinical Study on Early and Mature Biofilm Formation
University Hospital, Basel, Switzerland
33 participants
Jan 11, 2022
INTERVENTIONAL
Conditions
Summary
This in-vivo study investigates early (48h), mature (2 weeks) and long-term (3 months) biofilm formation and composition on temporary push-on cones (exchangeable conical rings) made of noble-alloy-based materials (Pagalinor, PA) in comparison to Titanium-6Aluminum-7Niobium alloy (TAN) presently used in the transmucosal portion of dental implant abutments.
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Interventions
Rings made of PA (test) 0.2mm in thickness are pushed on the conical titanium base (abutment) of implant crowns and are removed and replaced after 48h, 2 weeks and 3 months for quantification of the bacterial biofilm. Test rings are applied in a split-mouth design provided that 2 implants are present (total of 4 months study period), or one after the other when only 1 implant is present (total of 8 months study period).
Rings made of TAN (control) 0.2mm in thickness are pushed on the conical titanium base (abutment) of implant crowns and are removed and replaced after 48h, 2 weeks and 3 months for quantification of the bacterial biofilm. Control rings are applied in a split-mouth design provided that 2 implants are present (total of 4 months study period), or one after the other when only 1 implant is present (total of 8 months study period).
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NCT05122897