Absence of Progressive Bone Loss Following Peri-Implantitis Surgical Therapy with Implantoplasty: A Case Series

Background: Peri-implantitis, a bacteria-associated inflammatory disease, is characterized by inflammation of the peri-implant mucosa and progressive loss supporting bone, thereby reducing chances dental implant survival. The absence marginal bone crucial for success. aim this study to assess peri-implantitis resolution measuring rate around over period one year more than three years after surgical reconstructive (REC) treatment, apically repositioned flap (ARP) surgery, or combined (COM) treatment with implantoplasty. Methods: Peri-implantitis patients, that underwent therapy implantoplasty enrolled in regular supportive care program follow up ≥12 months, were recruited study. ARP, REC, COM was performed depending on anatomy defect. For REC groups, intraosseous defects filled substitute. ARP group consisted an positioned without osseous surgery. Absence evaluated radiographs treated implants. Results: A total 57 patients (91 implants) included. occurred follow-up 12 42 months (mean = 24 months). yielded 96.7% at level (100% 98% COM, 92.9% ARP) 96.5% patient level. Three implants had be removed two due relapse progression peri-implantitis. Conclusions: This case series demonstrated during lesions resulted favorable biological conditions maintain functional did not show time from years.