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Correspondence to Author: José da silva junior¹, Maria Taywri Almeida Costa²,Vilmar Santos de Almeida³, Rui Barbosa de BritoJúnior⁴. 

1. Doutor em Odontologia -São Leopoldo Mandic.
2. Graduanda em odontologia- Universidade da Amazônia.
3. Especialista em ortodontia- universidade Estadual do Amazônas.
4. Doutor em odontologia - Universidade Estadual de Campinas

DOI: 10.52338/jodor.2024.4281

Abstract:

Osseodensification is a contemporary technique designed to enhance the primary stability of dental implants by increasing bone density around the implant site. This study aimed to evaluate and compare the performance of three distinct osseodensification systems: Densah (Versah), Full Access (IM3), and Bone Expander (Maximus), with a focus on their commercial and technical aspects.
Materials and Methods: Twenty tibial specimens were used, with a total of 60 Extract (Intraoss) model implants. Each tibia received three implants, each prepared using one of the osseodensification systems, resulting in 20 samples per system. Implant stability was assessed based on three key variables: insertion torque, removal torque, and resonance frequency analysis.
Results: Data analysis revealed that while the outcomes for implants placed with the different osseodensification techniques were comparable, there was significant variability within the measurements.
Conclusion: Statistical analysis did not show significant differences among the systems for the evaluated variables (p > 0.05). Although the in vitro results demonstrate promising potential, further clinical studies are necessary to validate these findings, particularly considering factors such as bone healing time and implant longevity.

Citation:

Dr.Maria Almeida ,Efficacy Of Three Osseodensification Systems: An In Vitro Study. Journal of Dentistry and Oral Research 2024.