The Survival of Single piece basal implants in restoring critically impacted canine - Series of case reports
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.53274/IJCRD.2025.6102Keywords:
- Immediate loading,
- Basal Implants,
- Single piece Implant,
- critically impacted canine,
- Osseofixation
Abstract
The prevalence of impacted teeth is a very frequent finding with maxillary canines being the second most common, next to third molars. These teeth pose greater aesthetic deficiencies and are addressed through a variety of treatment modalities. Patients with critically impacted canines, that are not amenable for orthodontic traction are usually opted for extraction. Restoring these teeth with a single piece basal implant aids in immediate loading, and a permanent solution, without using bone grafts. This case series of three patients reports the successful restoration of maxillary canines, after surgically extracting them.
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