A novel autologous root slice replantation technique applied for immediate implantation of maxillary central incisors：A case report with 6-year review
This case study describes a novel approach to autologous tooth transplantation combined with immediate implantation. This article presents a 6-year follow-up observation of a 22-year-old male patient who requested oral implant restoration after a fracture of the maxillary anterior tooth caused by trauma. Treatment involved immediate implantation of the maxillary central incisors using a novel autologous tooth transplantation technique called autologous root slice replantation (ARSR). It avoided the absorption of soft and hard tissues on the labial side after immediate implantation of the maxillary anterior teeth. Moreover, the implant area and its surrounding soft tissues were healthy without obvious inflammation. ARSR develops the application of autologous tooth transplantation combined with immediate implantation, providing a new solution for aesthetic implantation in the anterior teeth area.Abstract
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Notes There is no conflict of interest related to this case report. There is no financial support for this case report. The author declares no conflicts of interest related to this case report. The patient was notified of the treatment process and potential risks and gave written informed consent before surgery. This study was approved by the Ethics Committee of Dalian Medical University (DMU2018003). A written informed consent for publication was obtained from the patient to publish all clinical date and any accompanying images and also a written consent to publish this information was obtained from study participant.
Author 1: Shuhan Shi DDS PhD e-mail: shishuhan@dmu.edu.cn
Author 2: Yaran Zang DDS PhD e-mail: Zangyaran0327@dmu.edu.com
Author 3: Ni Kou DDS PhD, Associate Professor e-mail: Kouni@dmu.edu.cn
Author 4: Guowu Ma DDS PhD, Professor e-mail: mgw640242000@aliyun.com.cn