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Peri-implant yumuşak doku komplikasyonunun tedavisinde bir modifiye serbest diş eti grefti yaklaşımı

A modified free gingival graft approach in the treatment of a peri-implant soft tissue complication

Sermet ŞAHİN
HÜSEYİN GENCAY KEÇELİ
Işıl SAYGUN
Kemal Murat OKÇU
HASAN AYBERK ALTUĞ
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127–130
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The modified thick epithelialized free gingival grafting method may be a suitable alternative method for the elimination of certain mucogingival problems arising around dental implants in the presence of a scar-like tissue.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The aim of the present case report is to demonstrate the use of thick epithelized free gingival grafting method for the treatment of a soft tissue complication occurring around dental implants placed into a fibula-free flap reconstructed mandibular defect.
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Key Findings & Data:Although graft dimensions were decreased with time, no marginal tissue movement or any other mucogingival problem were determined.
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Conclusion & Impact:The modified thick epithelialized free gingival grafting method may be a suitable alternative method for the elimination of certain mucogingival problems arising around dental implants in the presence of a scar-like tissue.
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The aim of the present case report is to demonstrate the use of thick epithelized free gingival grafting method for the treatment of a soft tissue complication occurring around dental implants placed into a fibula-free flap reconstructed mandibular defect. Desirable amount of keratinized tissue was obtained around all implants at the end of the treatment. Although graft dimensions were decreased with time, no marginal tissue movement or any other mucogingival problem were determined. The hyperplastic tissue formation was totally eliminated. The modified thick epithelialized free gingival grafting method may be a suitable alternative method for the elimination of certain mucogingival problems arising around dental implants in the presence of a scar-like tissue.

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Bu olgu sunumunda, kalın epitelize serbest diş eti grefti yöntemi kullanılarak, kemiksel gerftleme ile rekonstrüksiyona tabi tutulmuş bir mandibular defekt bölgesinde bulunan implantların çevresindeki yumuşak doku komplikasyonunun tedavisi gösterilmektedir. Tedavi bitiminde tüm implantların etrafında hedeflenen keratinize doku miktarı izlendi. Greft boyutlarında zamanla azalma olmasına rağmen, marjinal doku hareketi veya başka bir mukogingival problem tespit edilmedi. Hiperplastik doku formasyonu tamamen elimine edildi. Modifiye kalın serbest diş eti grefti yöntemi, dental implantlar etrafındaki skar ve benzeri dokuların varlığında ve bazı mukogingival problemlerin giderilmesinde alternatif bir tedavi seçeneği olarak düşünülebilir.

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ŞAHİN, S., KEÇELİ, H. G., SAYGUN, I., OKÇU, K. M., ALTUĞ, H. A. (2010). Peri-implant yumuşak doku komplikasyonunun tedavisinde bir modifiye serbest diş eti grefti yaklaşımı. Gülhane Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 52 - Sayı: 2, 127–130. https://ajindex.com/articles/226125

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