Time Tested - Straumann ® Soft Tissue Level Implants
Time Tested - Straumann ® Soft Tissue Level Implants Time Tested - Straumann ® Soft Tissue Level Implants
predictable long-term results 10-year prospective clinical data on Straumann ® Soft TiSSue Level IMPLANTS in the edentulous maxilla 2,3 Due to its long history and usage by dentists worldwide, the Straumann Soft Tissue Level system is currently one of the most documented systems available. Recently, 10-year follow-up prospective clinical data on the Straumann Soft Tissue Level implant with the SLA ® surface in the edentulous maxilla have been published. The studies show predictable long-term results, on implant-supported full-arch maxillary prostheses, and high implant survival rate 2,3 . pp Predictable long term results supporting full-arch maxillary prostheses. pp High implant survival rate (95.1 %). 2 pp No fracture of Straumann ® Abutments or abutment screws during the 10 years of function. 3 pp Bone loss well within accepted criteria for implant success 2 (according to Albrektsson et al. 9 ). pp No implants were lost between 5 and 10 years. 2* pp No signs of peri-implantitis were noted at 10 years (except in one patient with severe periodontitis 2 ). YEARS MARGINAL BONE HEIGHT CHANGES FROM BASELINE (MM) 0 – 0.2 – 0.4 – 0.6 – 0.8 – 1 – 1.2 – 1.4 – 1.6 – 1.8 – 2 – 2.2 – 2.4 – 2.6 – 2.8 – 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 –0.24 (±0.68) –0.39 (±0.90) –0.71 (±1.63) –1.07 (±0.98) BONE HEIGHT CHANGES FROM BASELINE 2 EXAMPLE OF ACCEPTED BONE LOSS 2,9 “At the 10-year fOLLOW-up, patients said: ‘GeTTing this treATment has been one of my best decisions ever, and I ALWAys teLL friends who miss one or severAL teeth to go for an imPLAnt treATment.’” Dr. Kerstin Fischer, Falun, Sweden *One patient dropped out before 10-year evaluation. No further implants were lost between 5 and 10 years.
10-year retrospective clinical data on the Straumann ® Soft TiSSue Level system of partially edentulous patients showed predictable long term results 6 This retrospective study showed predictable 10-year survival and success rates of titanium implants with the SLA ® Surface in a large cohort of partially edentulous patients. pp pp High survival (98.8 %) and success (97.0 %) rates were demonstrated over 10 years. No implant fractures were observed. pp Low prevalence of peri-implantitis (1.8 %). pp pp Previously published 5-year survival and success rates can be maintained over 10 years. The majority of implants (60.8%) exhibited either no bone loss, minimal bone loss, or bone gain. 10 YEAR DATA 100 % 80 % 60 % 40 % 20 % 0 % SUCCESS RATE (97 %) SURVIVAL RATE (98.8 %)
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predictable long-term results<br />
10-year prospective clinical data on <strong>Straumann</strong> <strong>®</strong> <strong>Soft</strong> TiSSue <strong>Level</strong> IMPLANTS in<br />
the edentulous maxilla 2,3<br />
Due to its long history and usage by dentists worldwide, the <strong>Straumann</strong> <strong>Soft</strong> <strong>Tissue</strong> <strong>Level</strong> system is currently<br />
one of the most documented systems available. Recently, 10-year follow-up prospective clinical data on the<br />
<strong>Straumann</strong> <strong>Soft</strong> <strong>Tissue</strong> <strong>Level</strong> implant with the SLA <strong>®</strong> surface in the edentulous maxilla have been published.<br />
The studies show predictable long-term results, on implant-supported full-arch maxillary prostheses, and<br />
high implant survival rate 2,3 .<br />
pp<br />
Predictable long term results supporting full-arch maxillary prostheses.<br />
pp<br />
High implant survival rate (95.1 %). 2<br />
pp<br />
No fracture of <strong>Straumann</strong> <strong>®</strong> Abutments or abutment screws during the 10 years of function. 3<br />
pp<br />
Bone loss well within accepted criteria for implant success 2 (according to Albrektsson et al. 9 ).<br />
pp<br />
No implants were lost between 5 and 10 years. 2*<br />
pp<br />
No signs of peri-implantitis were noted at 10 years (except in one patient with severe periodontitis 2 ).<br />
YEARS<br />
MARGINAL BONE HEIGHT CHANGES<br />
FROM BASELINE (MM)<br />
0<br />
– 0.2<br />
– 0.4<br />
– 0.6<br />
– 0.8<br />
– 1<br />
– 1.2<br />
– 1.4<br />
– 1.6<br />
– 1.8<br />
– 2<br />
– 2.2<br />
– 2.4<br />
– 2.6<br />
– 2.8<br />
– 3<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
–0.24 (±0.68)<br />
–0.39 (±0.90)<br />
–0.71 (±1.63)<br />
–1.07 (±0.98)<br />
BONE HEIGHT CHANGES FROM BASELINE 2<br />
EXAMPLE OF ACCEPTED BONE LOSS 2,9<br />
“At the 10-year fOLLOW-up, patients said: ‘GeTTing this treATment has been one<br />
of my best decisions ever, and I ALWAys teLL friends who miss one or severAL<br />
teeth to go for an imPLAnt treATment.’”<br />
Dr. Kerstin Fischer, Falun, Sweden<br />
*One patient dropped out before 10-year evaluation. No further implants were lost between 5 and 10 years.
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