metadata analysIs bonetrust ® plus Implant system dr. m. claar, dr. m. parscHau, dr. K. lotZKat
gender dIstrIbutIon
Over a period of 3 ½ years (2009–2012), 3,586 implants (BoneTrust® plus, Medical Instinct® GmbH, Bovenden, Germany) have been examined in a multi-center study by three centers for implantology in Kassel, Hanover and Hamburg.
58%
The retrospective study involved 58 % female and 42 % male patients (Fig. 1). In Kassel 2,258 BoneTrust® plus implants have been placed, 841 in Hanover and 487 in Hamburg (Fig. 2).
42%
The number of implants increased annually in all three centers as shown in Fig. 3.
placed Implants
Kassel
Hanover
Hamburg
2,258
841
487
In total
3,586 Fig. 2
annual dIstrIbutIon 800 600 3,586 400 2,258
200
841 487
0 2009
2010
2 Hy
2010
1 Hy
2011
2 Hy
2011
1 Hy
2012
2 Hy
1 Hy
Fig. 3
Implants per patIent
186
1
1
0
4
1
9
3
5
31
27 1
0
38
75
78
69
150
1,003 Implants in total 3,586 Patients in total
108
225
247
300
194
In the course of the study there were 247 patients who received only one implant each and 194 were provided with 2 implants each. During this study a maximum of 18 BoneTrust® plus implants were placed in one patient (Fig. 4). In total, 2,331 implants were inserted into the patient`s maxilla (65 percent) and 1,255 into the patient’s mandible (35 percent) (Fig. 5). The implant healing rate in the maxilla was 99.18 %, and 99.20 % in the mandible (Fig. 5a).
Fig. 1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Fig. 4
Implants In maxIlla and mandIble Maxilla
Mandible
2,331
1,255 65% 35%
Fig. 5
Healing rate according to specification
All 9 implant-variations (diameter/length) proved to be 100 % successful (no implant failures), except for the rarely used 3.4/6.5 mm implant. In this configuration one of five implants did not osseointegrate. Every other configuration showed a healing rate of over 99 % (Table 1).
Maxilla Size
▲
▲
99.18%
99.20%
Mandible
Implant
Loss
Success
Implant
Loss
Success
3.0/ 11.5 mm
5
0
100.00 %
12
0
100.00 %
3.0/ 13.0 mm
15
0
100.00 %
14
0
100.00 %
3.4/ 6.5 mm
5
1
80.00 %
12
1
91.67 %
3.4/ 8.0 mm
12
1
91.67 %
32
1
96.88 %
3.4/ 10.0 mm
143
4
97.20 %
98
1
98.98 %
3.4/ 11.5 mm
383
3
99.22 %
133
1
99.25 %
3.4/ 13.0 mm
379
1
99.74 %
108
1
99.07 %
3.4/ 14.5 mm
10
0
100.00 %
14
0
100.00 %
4.0/ 6.5 mm
12
0
100.00 %
36
0
100.00 %
4.0/ 8.0 mm
78
1
98.72 %
66
1
98.48 %
4.0/ 10.0 mm
337
1
99.70 %
171
1
99.42 %
4.0/ 11.5 mm
458
4
99.13 %
293
2
99.32 %
4.0/ 13.0 mm
372
0
100.00 %
208
0
100.00 %
4.0/ 14.5 mm
25
0
100.00 %
3
0
100.00 %
5.0/ 6.5 mm
2
0
100.00 %
2
0
100.00 %
5.0/ 8.0 mm
15
0
100.00 %
7
0
100.00 %
5.0/ 10.0 mm
28
2
92.86 %
20
1
95.00 %
5.0/ 11.5 mm
40
0
100.00 %
18
0
100.00 %
12
1
91.67 %
8
0
100.00 %
2,331
19
99.18 %
1,255
10
99.20 %
5.0/ 13.0 mm
Table 1
5 of 5
15 of 15
4 of 5
11 of 12
139 of 143
12 of 12
14 of 14
11 of 12
31 of 32
97 of 98
3.0/11.5 mm
3.0/13.0 mm
3.4/6.5 mm
3.4/8.0 mm
3.4/10.0 mm
3.0/11.5 mm
3.0/13.0 mm
3.4/6.5 mm
3.4/8,0 mm
3.4/10.0 mm
380 of 383
378 of 379
10 of 10
12 of 12
77 of 78
132 of 133
107 of 108
14 of 14
36 of 36
65 of 66
3.4/11.5 mm
3.4/13.0 mm
3.4/14.5 mm
4.0/6.5 mm
4.0/8.0 mm
3.4/11.5 mm
3.4/13.0 mm
3.4/14.5 mm
4.0/6.5 mm
4.0/8.0 mm
336 of 337
454 of 458
372 of 372
25 of 25
2 of 2
170 of 171
291 of 293
208 of 208
3 of 3
2 of 2
4.0/10.0 mm
4.0/11.5 mm
4.0/13.0 mm
4.0/14.5 mm
5.0/6.5 mm
4.0/10.0 mm
4.0/11.5 mm
4.0/13.0 mm
4.0/14.5 mm
5.0/6.5 mm
15 of 15
26 of 28
40 of 40
11 of 12
7 of 7
19 of 20
18 of 18
8 of 8
5.0/8.0 mm
5.0/10.0 mm
5.0/11.5 mm
5.0/13.0 mm
5.0/8.0 mm
5.0/10.0 mm
5.0/11.5 mm
5.0/13.0 mm
Osseointegrated Implants
Non-osseointegrated Implants
Osseointegrated Implants
Non-osseointegrated Implants
Fig. 5a
Trans-/subgingivally healing
68% 32% transgingival
subgingival
Of 2,438 healed in
2,419 = 99.22 % Of 1,148 healed in
1,138 = 99.13 %
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It has also been examined whether the implants healed either subgingivally or transgingivally. In total, 1,148 were placed following a transgingival protocol, and 2,438 implants healed below the soft tissue (Fig. 6). The possible reason for the difference within the healing rate of submerged and transgingivally placed implants has also been analyzed. The study revealed that 1,138 of 1,148 transgingivally placed implants successfully integrated (99.13 %) and 2,419 of 2,438 subgingivally positioned implants succeeded (99.22 %).
Mandible
Maxilla
implant Healing rate in maxilla and mandible
Fig. 6
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What about immediate loading or restoration? In 5.88 % of the cases the clinician loaded the BoneTrust ® plus implants immediately (number of implants 211) (Fig. 7). In total, 207 of those osseointegrated. This corresponds to a healing rate of 98.10 percent. The implants of the other patients had not been loaded immediately, but followed a regular sub- or transgingival protocol. 3,350 of 3,375 implants, which had been placed according to a late loading protocol, osseointegrated (99.26 %).
Immediate loading/restoration
5,88 % Immediate loading Of 3,375 healed in
3,350 = 99.26 % 94.12%
Late restoration
Of 211 healed in
207 = 98.10 % Fig. 7
Grafting proportion With grafting
Without
1,678 = 72 %
653
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Defects of the alveolar ridge and/or loss of vertical bone height make grafting procedures necessary. By doing so, a long-term implant success can be ensured. The study revealed that grafting procedures had to be taken in 58 % (728 implants) when implants were placed into the mandible, and in 72 % (1,687 implants), when the maxilla was restored. (Fig. 8)
With grafting
Without
728 = 58 %
527 Fig. 8
Sinus floor elevation
Furthermore, it has been checked how many patients were in need of a sinus floor elevation (externally or internally). In total, 908 sinus floor elevations were performed, 628 were performed externally, 280 internally. (Fig. 9) ▲
20 %
Sinus floor elevation in total
908 ×
sinus lift
80 % without sinus lift
Extern
Intern
628 ×
280 × Fig. 9
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The examination showed that especially in combination with the open (external) surgical approach, the BoneTrust® sinus implant design, which has been specifically developed for the sinus floor elevation and was used in 98 cases, worked in 100 %. (Fig. 10)
Bonetrust® sinus Pre-molar 1×
39 × 59 × D4.0/12
1st molar
2nd molar
21 ×
17 ×
thereof healed in: 39 ×
D5.0/12
Pre-molar 1st molar
2nd molar
15 × 30 ×
14 ×
thereof healed in: 59 ×
Fig. 10
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Attention was also paid to the question on how much an augmentation increases the risk of implant failure. A total of 2,406 implants have been placed in combination with grafting measures. 24 of those were lost, which corresponds to about one percent. This can be compared to the success rate of implantations which had been placed without bone grafting. (Fig. 11)
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The time of an implant failure also plays an important role from a therapeutic and economic point of view. In general, an early failure can be corrected with fewer complications and in a more economic way as a failure later on after the prosthetic care of the patient. Therefore, it has been examined when an implant failure occurs. Within the group of the early failures only the non-osseointegrated implants, which were lost up to the beginning of the seventh month after implant insertion, were evaluated. Implants, which have been in situ for more than six months were evaluated as late failures. Fig. 12 demonstrates that in the maxilla as well as in the mandible early failures predominated and late failures are more or less observed rarely.
Results: According to the analyzed data of more than 3,500 implants, the BoneTrust® plus implant shows a clinical healing rate of 99.18 % in the maxilla, and 99.20 % in the mandible. No significant differences concerning the healing process of sub- or transgingival approaches have been observed. Even in cases of immediate restoration or loading, a healing rate of 98 % could be proven. In combination with more important grafting measures a success rate of 99 % could be observed.
Grafting losses 2,382 implants osseointegrated
24 implants did not osseointegrate
Success rate:
2,406
99 %
of 3,586 implants have been used in combina tion with grafting procedures
Success rate:
1 %
Fig. 11
Early/late failures ration Early failure
Late fail.
14
5
Early failure
Late fail.
7
3 Fig. 12
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