Effect of L-PRF and autogenous bone grafts for immediate implant placement in post tooth extract socket

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Abstract

The clinical outcomes of bone augmentation substances in immediate dental implant (IDI) placement are of interest to dentists. Hence, we evaluated and compared the effectiveness of L-PRF and autogenous bone grafts in immediate implant placement in tooth extract socket. Hence, assessment of periimplantis pocket depth, assessment of tissue biotype, implant stability and marginal bone loss at one month, three months, and six months follow up was completed. The tissue biotype values at one month, 3 month and 6 month follow up revealed that tissue biotype increased in each category as the time increased in all categories. We found that all three techniques were found to have good clinical outcomes regarding immediate implant placement in fresh tooth extraction socket, however the outcomes were better in the case L-PRF.

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Patil, D. (2024). Effect of L-PRF and autogenous bone grafts for immediate implant placement in post tooth extract socket. Bioinformation, 20(6), 639–643. https://doi.org/10.6026/973206300200639

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