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Cleaning potential of glycine air‐flow application in an in vitro peri‐implantitis model

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Cleaning potential of glycine air‐flow application in an in vitro peri‐implantitis model

Auteurs : Philipp Sahrmann ; Valerie Ronay ; Beatrice Sener ; Ronald E. Jung ; Thomas Attin ; Patrick R. Schmidlin

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Clinical Oral Implants Research [ 0905-7161 ] ; 2013-06.

RBID : ISTEX:57E19C9D1C809EE137B1604A377B20C2E0985E27

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Abstract

The study aimed to assess the accessibility of a glycine powder blasting device to implant surfaces in models imitating different peri‐implantitis defects. The null hypothesis was that the device allows for complete surface decontamination in all defect types.

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https://api.istex.fr/document/57E19C9D1C809EE137B1604A377B20C2E0985E27/fulltext/pdf

DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0501.2012.02445.x

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Objectives
<p>The study aimed to assess the accessibility of a glycine powder blasting device to implant surfaces in models imitating different peri‐implantitis defects. The null hypothesis was that the device allows for complete surface decontamination in all defect types.</p>


Materials and methods
<p>Eighteen implants were dip‐coated and placed in resin blocks with different defect morphologies. Vertical bone angulations of 90°, 60°, 30° and 15° were chosen and the implants were treated for 10 s using an air‐flow device employing glycine powder. Once removed, photographs from the implants were taken in three directions: perpendicularly (90°) to the implant axis and with an angulation of 60° and 120°, the latter ones to assess the coronal and apical thread areas. The area with residual color represented areas, which were not accessible to the powder. This area was planimetrically assessed. Medians and inter‐quartile ranges (<hi rend="fc">IQR</hi>
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<p>The median percentages (<hi rend="fc">IQR</hi>
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<p>Although a complete surface decontamination could not be performed in any of the defects, the biggest part of the surface could be cleaned in the larger defects. Especially in narrow defects and under the threads, residually stained areas remain on the implant surfaces.</p>
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