DENTAL IMPLANT

This study tests if a magnetic mallet can place dental implants more securely and with less discomfort than traditional drilling in people with soft jawbone. About 30 adults with missing back teeth and soft bone will receive implants using one of the two methods. Researchers will…

This study followed 20 adults who needed a single dental implant in their back lower jaw. Researchers used 3D scans and clinical exams at four different times to measure how the gum and bone changed during the first months of healing. The goal was to better understand the natural…

This study looks at how stable a special one-piece dental implant is right after placement and after healing. It involves 14 people who need implants to replace missing teeth. The goal is to see if implant position in the upper or lower jaw affects stability, helping dentists dec…

This study looks at how two different types of lower dentures held in place by dental implants affect bite force and how well they stay in the mouth. Twenty-four adults aged 60 to 70 with no teeth in their lower jaw will be tested using special tools to measure chewing pressure a…

This study looks at how well bone heals after a sinus lift procedure for dental implants. Ten adults received either a mix of their own bone and donor bone or donor bone alone. Researchers measured bone growth and quality after 4 months using scans and tissue samples to see which…

This study looks at whether measuring how hard you bite can help dentists predict and prevent problems with dental implants. Researchers will measure bite force in 85 adults who already have implant-supported teeth and follow them for up to 10 years to track complications. The go…

This study looks at two different dental implant designs to see which one causes less bone loss around the implant. Researchers will place implants either at the bone level or at the soft tissue level in about 96 patients. The goal is to measure and compare how much bone is lost …