Clinical study on the alveolar bone defect after tooth extraction in the patients with diabetic
ZHANG Si-jia
SONG Ying-liang
WANG Shu-yan
WEI Hong-bo
FANG Kai-xiu
XU Xiao-ru
WANG Li-feng
REN Shuai
TAN Nai-wen
LIU Xiang-wei
ZHOU Yu-chao
Abstract：AIM:To compare the recovery of the alveolar bone at the tooth extraction site between the diabe-tes patients and non-diabetic patients. METHODS:37 patients with type 2 diabetes and 37 age, residence, general health, subsequent visit time, teeth extraction, GBR ( Guided Bone Regeneration) treatment matched patients without diabetes were included. All the patients did not smoke or quit smoking after the first visit. 6 months after surgery the sockets ridge width and height were measured on CT images. The data were compared between groups. RESULTS:The bone defect at the extraction site of diabetic group was larger, the rate of GBR surgery and the mass of bone graft were more than those of the non-diabetic group (P<0. 05). CONCLUSION: Diabetic patients has poor alveolar bone recovery than non-diabetic patients after teeth extraction;they tend to accept GBR surgery.
Keywords：diabetesoral implantologyclinical studyalveolar bone defect
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：5( 606-609,614 )