Root Membrane Replantation as an Alternative Technique for the Socket Preservation
Background and Overview. Socket shield is a technique that allows the maintenance of tissue volumes. In the reported clinical case, the replantation of the buccal root fragment mistakenly extracted during a socket shield surgery is performed. We present a follow-up to 5 years with an unexpected heal...
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| author | Francesco Campione Ludovica Campione Mario Francesco Campione Michele Melillo Claudia Arena Francesc Abella Luca Boschini |
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| description | Background and Overview. Socket shield is a technique that allows the maintenance of tissue volumes. In the reported clinical case, the replantation of the buccal root fragment mistakenly extracted during a socket shield surgery is performed. We present a follow-up to 5 years with an unexpected healing.Case Description. An 88-year-old patient underwent an immediate loading implant placement associated with the replantation of the mistakenly extracted root fragment. The shaping of the fragment was performed extraorally, and the replantation was done so that the fragment protruded above the crest margin.Conclusions and Practical Implications. The 5-year follow-up shows an uneventful healing of the implant. At 48 months, postoperative CBCT exam reports images compatible with the regeneration of the bone over the portion of root that protruded over the margin. The outcome suggests clinical implications, as the opportunity to easily shape the fragment extraorally and replant sound portion of the root (not necessary the buccal) in buccal socket with bone defect. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-7560da18139345058fe7214c3a88a4222025-02-03T01:20:18ZengWileyCase Reports in Dentistry2090-64552022-01-01202210.1155/2022/7455050Root Membrane Replantation as an Alternative Technique for the Socket PreservationFrancesco Campione0Ludovica Campione1Mario Francesco Campione2Michele Melillo3Claudia Arena4Francesc Abella5Luca Boschini6Dottor Francesco Campione ClinicDottor Francesco Campione ClinicDottor Francesco Campione ClinicDepartment of Experimental and Clinical Medicine–University of FoggiaDepartment of Experimental and Clinical Medicine–University of FoggiaDepartment of EndodonticsAmbulatorio Polispecialistico Dottor Boschini SrlBackground and Overview. Socket shield is a technique that allows the maintenance of tissue volumes. In the reported clinical case, the replantation of the buccal root fragment mistakenly extracted during a socket shield surgery is performed. We present a follow-up to 5 years with an unexpected healing.Case Description. An 88-year-old patient underwent an immediate loading implant placement associated with the replantation of the mistakenly extracted root fragment. The shaping of the fragment was performed extraorally, and the replantation was done so that the fragment protruded above the crest margin.Conclusions and Practical Implications. The 5-year follow-up shows an uneventful healing of the implant. At 48 months, postoperative CBCT exam reports images compatible with the regeneration of the bone over the portion of root that protruded over the margin. The outcome suggests clinical implications, as the opportunity to easily shape the fragment extraorally and replant sound portion of the root (not necessary the buccal) in buccal socket with bone defect.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/7455050 |
| spellingShingle | Francesco Campione Ludovica Campione Mario Francesco Campione Michele Melillo Claudia Arena Francesc Abella Luca Boschini Root Membrane Replantation as an Alternative Technique for the Socket Preservation Case Reports in Dentistry |
| title | Root Membrane Replantation as an Alternative Technique for the Socket Preservation |
| title_full | Root Membrane Replantation as an Alternative Technique for the Socket Preservation |
| title_fullStr | Root Membrane Replantation as an Alternative Technique for the Socket Preservation |
| title_full_unstemmed | Root Membrane Replantation as an Alternative Technique for the Socket Preservation |
| title_short | Root Membrane Replantation as an Alternative Technique for the Socket Preservation |
| title_sort | root membrane replantation as an alternative technique for the socket preservation |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/7455050 |
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