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Response of Hard and Soft Tissue Around the Dental Implant to 2-Piece Abutment Vs Conventional Restorative Protocols
The goal of the study is to determine whether using a two-piece definitive abutment, as opposed to a traditional two-stage healing abutment connection, will reduce the loss of crestal bone surrounding the implant and improve soft tissue adaption. With the use of a manual periodontal probe, it will be recorded at four locations per implant. In order to prevent its removal during healing, an abutment base of the definitive restorative abutment will be positioned during implant surgery. Therefore, there is no departure from the standard course of treatment. An implant and crown will be used to replace a lost tooth, which will benefit the patients. Benefit to society: more predictable and enhanced functional and aesthetic treatment outcomes. Benefit to Scientific Advancement: This concept will be beneficial in maintaining the peri-implant soft tissue and bone levels. Changes in interproximal bone levels will be measured in standardized periapical digital radiographs (x-rays) once a month, which is usually not associated with any complications. The number of visits to the hospital: On the day of implant placement, 12th-week Impression Visit, 16th-week Prosthesis Placement, 20th-week 1st Month post prosthesis, follow up, 28th-week 3rd-month post prosthesis follow-up, 40th-week 6th-month post prosthesis follow-up, 64th-week 1-year follow-up after placing the definitive restoration. On every visit, radiographs will be taken. Patients should maintain regular oral hygiene to prevent future bone loss. No one else shall be privy to participants' details. Implant treatment for the participant is free. The participant will give consent for any advisable and necessary dental procedures, medications, or anaesthetics to be administered by the attending dentist or his supervised staff for diagnostic purposes or for implant placement. Also give consent to make radiographic and photographic records; these records may also include study models, x-rays, and blood studies. If implant
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