Immediate loading and Hind's technique

Year 2024, Volume: 25 Issue: 4, 111 - 117, 30.12.2024

Faris Akyüz , Saadet Nur İstanbulluoğlu , Emine Göncü Başaran

https://doi.org/10.70509/dicledentj.1548921

Abstract

Immediate loading aims to rapidly restore the patient’s aesthetics, function, and phonation by placing a temporary prosthesis on dental implants immediately after or shortly following the surgical procedure. The goal of immediate loading with a temporary prosthesis during the same session as tooth extraction is to preserve or enhance both hard and soft tissues. Temporary restorations are a key step in guiding the design of permanent prosthetic restorations. Clinical studies support the successful outcome of immediate implant placement into fresh extraction sockets. This case presentation discusses immediate loading and Hind’s technique in the anterior region. Due to mobility issues, it was deemed appropriate to extract teeth numbered 11, 21, and 22. Immediate implant placement was decided for the 11 and 22 regions. On the same day, prosthetic rehabilitation was provided with a temporary prosthesis on the implants. After three months, the temporary prosthesis was removed, an impression was taken using Hind’s technique to match the shaped emergence profile, and the permanent prosthesis was fabricated. The immediate loading of the implants prevented the patient from experiencing a period of edentulism, facilitated soft tissue healing, and established the emergence profile for the permanent restorations. It was observed that the tissues shaped with Hind’s technique were transferred to the laboratory more accurately, resulting in more precisely fabricated permanent restorations. Immediate implant loading provides more aesthetics, fonetic and predictable treatment. The immediate implant placement protocol not only shortens the overall treatment time and minimizes the number of surgical interventions but also maximizes the utilization of the existing bone to achieve optimal primary stability for the implant.

Keywords

Hind’s technique, immediate implant placement, temporary restorations, immediate loading, emergence profile, temporary abutment

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