PROTOCOLO SIMPLIFICADO PARA IMPLANTOLOGÍA CIGOMÁTICA INTRA O EXTRASINUSAL: NUEVO MÉTODO DE CLASIFICACIÓN
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https://doi.org/10.56238/arev8n3-169Palabras clave:
Clasificación ZES (Exteriorización Cigomática Simplificada), ZETA (Cigomático Exteriorizado Totalmente Soportado), ZEPA (Cigomático Exteriorizado Parcialmente Soportado)Resumen
Branemark desarrolló un protocolo para pacientes edéntulos que no presentaban hueso residual, utilizando hueso del mismo origen embrionario, es decir, el hueso cigomático, en combinación con la colocación de implantes convencionales. Con el tiempo, ha habido un aumento significativo en la demanda de implantes cigomáticos y se ha observado la evolución de la técnica, como la metodología exteriorizada del profesor Reginaldo Miglioranza. En este estudio, se colocaron 279 implantes cigomáticos en 126 pacientes, observándose la relevancia de una técnica ya consolidada (con 25 años) y, con diferencia, la más deseada, proponiendo el autor una nueva clasificación para la instalación de implantes cigomáticos, siguiendo la técnica original exteriorizada de manera simple e intuitiva; el protocolo simplificado para la Implantación Cigomática Exteriorizada (ZES) incluye solo dos posibilidades: ZETA (Cigomático Exteriorizado Totalmente Soportado) y ZEPA (Cigomático Exteriorizado Parcialmente Soportado), sustentados por la pared lateral del seno maxilar.
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