KnE Material Sciences

Published date: Jul 17 2017

Journal Title: KnE Material Sciences

Issue title: Shape Memory Biomaterials and Implants in Medicine (SMBIM)

Pages: 211-218

DOI: 10.18502/kms.v2i1.799

A.A. Radkevichradkevich.andrey@yandex.ru

A.A. Gantimurov

N.G. Zhiglov

V.Y. Podgorny

D.N. Zhiglov

A.N. Zhiglov

V.E. Gunther

The results of the dental prosthetics based on intraosseous implants made of porous nickelid  titanium in 650 patients aged 15-75 years have been presented. The atrophy of the alveolar processes was eliminated by means of the osteogenic tissue grown in the iliac crest thickness having the structure between the hyaline cartilage and coarse-fibered bone tissue. Satisfactory functioning of the orthopedic constructions within 7-8 and more years was observed in 496 (76,3%) patients, the advantages of this treatment methods have been specified.

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