John K Brooks, George C Kreisheh, Seung Kee Choi, Ahmed S Sultan, Arash Rostami, Jeffery B Price
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Dental implant failure possibly attributed to embedded pencil graphite: first clinical report.
Implant failures have been associated with a diversity of etiologic processes, predominately arising from bone loss (peri-implantitis) due to inadequate maintenance of oral hygiene or excess luting agents. The aim of this article is to report a novel case of the apparent failure of a dental implant to undergo osseointegration in the presence of submerged pencil graphite. Practitioners are advised to carefully evaluate the clinical and radiographic site of a proposed implant for occult foreign substances. Embedded pencil graphite in the jawbone may promote a foreign body reaction and should be considered in the list of possible contributing factors to dental implant complications.
期刊介绍:
General Dentistry is the premier peer-reviewed journal of the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD). Published bi-monthly, General Dentistry presents research and clinical findings to support the full range of procedures that general dentists perform on a regular basis.