Mohammed Hussein Marza Al-Taimoori, Amr Zahran And Ahmed Reda,

ABSTRACT
Objective: This Study Was Carried Out To Compare The Clinical Success Rate Of The Dental Implants That Are Placed With Or Without Immediate Loading In Fresh Extraction Sockets Versus Healed Bony Sites.

Materials and Methods: Twenty-nine Patients Were Divided Into Four Groups Receiving Eight Implants For Each Group. Group A: Received Implant Immediately After Extraction In Fresh Extraction Sockets With Immediate Loading. Group B Received Implants Immediately After Extraction In Fresh Extraction Sockets With Delayed Loading. Group C Received Implants In Healed Bony Sites With Immediate Loading. Group D Received Implants In Healed Bony Sites With Delayed Loading. Clinical And Radiographic Evaluations Were Done For All Groups Immediately Postoperative, 3 And 6 Months Intervals.

Results: Overall Survival Rate Of The Four Groups Was 100%. There Was No Significant Difference Between The Four Groups In Terms Of Crestal Bone Resorption, Bone Density, Probing Depth, Plaque Index, Bleeding Index, Gingival Index, And Periotest Values (p>0.05). Conclusion: The Dental Implants That Are Placed In Fresh Extraction Sockets And Healed Bony Sites With Or Without Loading Did Not Show Any Clinically Significant Differences Regarding Their Success Rate.