ASSESEMENT OF DENTAL IMPLANT SUCCESS AND PATIENT PROFILE: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

Objective: this study made in 2010-2011 years and xive straumann dental implants and implant failure was evaluated on the factors influencing the determination of the profile of patients who have sought to implant. material and methods: at 2010-2011 years 79 patients evaluated pose risks of dental implant treatment in the parameters (systemic disease, smoking, implant dimensions, due to loss of teeth, chin implant is placed and thearea, additional surgical procedures), 193 implants were placed. patients’s clinical and radiographic evaluations were recorded in control sessions. the success rate of implant survival was evaluated as the mouth. placement date of the implant and the implant’s lost date or time interval between the last control period was considered to be survival of the implant in the mouth. results: in this study, a total of 193 implants were evaluated in 79 patients. 6 patients fully edentulous, 73 had partial edentulism. 20 patients with partial edentulous had single tooth loss and 19 patients had was more than one tooth loss . in 34 patients had edentulous dentition finite. 50 patients had lost the tooth due to tooth caries and endodontic problems, 28 patients had lost the tooth as a result of periodontal disease occurred in were identified. in this study the implant loss rate is 2.6%. 4 implants had lost because of the periimplantitis before loading, and 1 had lost after installing. conclusion: in this study the success rate of implants is 97.4%. smoking and periodontal disease are important factors affecting the success of the implant.