Simultaneous Implantation of Maxillary Fibroskeletal Lesions: A Case Report and Literature Review.

OBJECTIVE

To investigate a clinical case of simultaneous implantation therapy for a patient with fibroskeletal disease of the jaw, and to provide a clinical basis for the treatment of such patients by clinical prosthetists.

METHODS

The clinical data of a patient with fibroskeletal disease of the jaw undergoing implant treatment were collected, and the clinical repair plan for this patient was discussed by reviewing the literature.

RESULTS

The patient, a female, 49 years old, right upper posterior tooth missing for 1 year, through the maxillofacial surgery consultation, according to the imaging data, the maxillary fibroskeletal lesions were considered. The tumor was removed, bone regeneration was guided, and microimplants were implanted at the same time. Cone Beam Computed Tomography was performed at 3, 9, and 20 months postoperatively, and according to clinical evaluation, the patient did not show any signs of recurrence. At the same time, a literature search was conducted to summarize the data on simultaneous implantation therapy for fibroskeletal lesions of the jaw.

CONCLUSION

The treatment plan of tumor removal → guided bone regeneration → simultaneous implantation of microimplants can effectively achieve implant repair and reduce the failure rate of implants in patients with jaw fibroskeletal lesions.