Saint-Joseph University
Beirut, Lebanon
NCT Number: NCT06585813
Background: To our knowledge, no study evaluated the use of VCMX at multiple implant sites and compared its efficacy and safety to a SCTG with the same dimensions. Therefore, we propose in the present protocol to evaluate the efficacy of VMCX to increase the thickness and height of soft tissue when placed at the time of multiple implant placement, as compared to SCTG.
Material and Methods: This study will be conducted in the saint joseph university periodontology department on at least 5 to 10 patients. The studied sites are the edentulous posterior mandible in a split-mouth model. The test groups are the groups grafted with VCMX and the control groups are the groups grafted with SCTG.
Some studies have been reported to compare these two techniques. But the specificity of our study is soft tissue augmentation on multiple implant sites in a split-mouth design.
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All sexes
Interventional
Phase 4
Beirut, Lebanon
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we placed our implants and simultaneously grafted either fibroguide or CTG and after 3 months we did the second stage surgery
we were comparing the efficacy of Fibrogide with the Connective tissue graft
the control group was the connective tissue graft group and the test group was the Fibrogide group
second stage to determine the thickness gained after the graft and to place a healing abutment
Time frame: at the day of the surgery and after 3 months
we will calculate the keratinized tissue height before the 1st surgery and before the 2nd stage with a periodontal probe
Time frame: at the day of the surgery and after 3 months
when doing the1st surgery(implant placement and soft tissue graft) and at the 2nd stage we will perform a mid crestal incision and reflect only the buccal flap , we will then with a periodontal probe calculate the peri-implant soft tissue thickness of the lingual flap (that we did not reflect). finally we will compare both measurments.
Time frame: during the surgery
Saint-Joseph University
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Multiple Implant Placement with Simultaneous Soft Tissue Augmentation Using a Volume-stable Collagen Matrix Compared to Autogenous Connective Tissue Graft: a Clinical, Histological and Volumetric Pilot Study
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