PERIODONTAL LITERATURE REVIEW
Session No. 8
Osseous Surgery: Anatomy; Wound Healing
Dr. Palcanis and Dr. Green
1. Lackler K, et al.
Development of an invitro wound healing model for
periodontal cells. J Perio 2000;71:226-237.
2. Bower RC
Furcation morphology relative to periodontal treatment.
Furcation root surface anatomy. J Perio 1979B;50:366-374.
3. Clarke M, et al.
Anatomical consideration in periodontal surgery. J Perio
1971;42:610-625.
4. Easley JR
Methods of determining alveolar osseous form. J Perio
1967;38:112-118.
5. Gher ME, Vernino AR
Root morphology - clinical significance in pathogenesis and
treatment of periodontal disease. JADA 1980.
6. Hiatt WH, et al.
Repair following mucoperiosteal flap surgery with full gingival
retention. J Perio 1972;39:11-16.
7. Karring T, et al.
Potentials for root resorption during periodontal wound
healing. J Clin Perio 1984;11:41-52.
8. Moghaddas H, et al.
Alveolar bone remodeling following osseous surgery. J Perio
1980;51:376-381.
9. Nyman S, et al.
Periodontal surgery in plaque infected dentitions. J Clin Perio
1977;4:240-249.
10. Pfeifer JS
The growth of gingival tissue over denuded bone. J Perio
1963;34:10-16.
11. Pfeifer JS
The reaction of alveolar bone to flap procedures in man.
Periodontics 3:135, 1965.
12. Polson AM, Caton J
Factors influencing periodontal repair and regeneration. J
Perio 1982;53:617-625.
13. Wilderman MN
Exposure of bone in periodontal surgery. Dent Clinics N Am
1964;8:23-36.
14.
Wilderman MN, et al. Histogenesis of repair following osseous surgery. J Perio
1970;41:551-565.
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PERIODONTAL LITERATURE REVIEW
Session No. 9
Apically Positioned Flaps and Osseous Resective Surgery
& Post-Op Management
Dr. Reddy and Dr. Parker
1. Friedman N
Periodontal osseous surgery: Osteoplasty and osteoectomy. J
Periodontol 1955;26:257-269.
2. Siebert J
Treatment of infrabony lesions by surgical resection
procedures. In: Stahl SS, ed. Periodontal Surgery: Biologic
Basis and Technique. Springfield, IL; Charles C. Thomas;
1976;339-357.
3. Ochsenbein C, Bohannan H The palatal approach to osseous surgery. I. Rationale. J
Periodontol 1963;34:60-68.
4. Ochsenbein C, Bohannan H The palatal approach to osseous surgery. II. Clinical
application. J Periodontol 1964;35:54-68.
5. Tibbetts L, Ochsenbein C,
Loughlin D.
Rationale for the lingual approach to mandibular osseous
surgery. Dent Clinics N Am 1976;20:61-78.
6. Selipsky H
Osseous surgery — how much need we compromise? Dent
Clinic N Am 1976;20:79-106.
7. Barrington E
An overview of periodontal surgical procedures. J Periodontol
1981;52:518-528.
8. Ochsenbein C
Combined approach to the management of intrabony defects.
Int J Perio & Rest Dent 15(4):328-343, 1995 Aug.
9. Zamet JS
A comparative clinical study of three periodontal surgical
techniques. J Clin Perio 2(2):87-97, 1975 Apr.
10. Curtis JW Jr, McLain JB,
Hutchinson RA
The incidence and severity of complications and pain following
periodontal surgery. J Perio 56(10):597-601, 1985 Oct.
11. Vogel RI, Desjardins PJ,
Comparison of presurgical and immediate postsurgical
ibuprofen
on postoperative periodontal pain. J Perio 63(11):914-918,
1992 Nov.
Major KV
12 Linden ET, Abrams H,
Matheny J, Kaplan AL,
Kopczyk RA, Jasper SJ Jr
A comparison of postoperative pain experience following
periodontal surgery using two local anesthetic agents. J Perio
57(10):637-642, 1986 Oct.
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13. Vaughan ME, Garnick JJ
The effect of a 0.125% chlorhexidine rinse on inflammation
after periodontal surgery. J Perio 60(12):704-708, 1989 Dec.
14. Ruben MP, Kon S,
Goldman HM, Alpha K,
Bloom AA
Complications of the healing process after periodontal surgery.
J Perio 43(6):339-346, 1972 Jun.
15. Pack PD, Haber J
The incidence of clinical infection after periodontal surgery. A
retrospective study. J Perio 54(7):441-443, 1983 Jul.
16. Baumhammers A
Control of excessive bleeding following periodontal surgery.
General Dentistry 31(5):384-385, 1983 Sep-Oct.
SUPPLEMENTAL
SESSION 9
APICALLY POSITIONED FLAPS AND OSSEOUS RESECTIVE SURGERY AND
POST-OP MANAGEMENT
1. Ochsenbein C
A primer for osseous surgery. Int J Periodontics Restorative
Dent 1986;6(1):9-47.
2. Ochsenbein C, et al.
In our opinion. When and to what extent do you remove or
recontour bone in periodontal therapy? J Perio 43(3):184-188,
1972 Mar.
3. Olsen C, Ammons W,
A longitudinal study comparing apically repositioned flaps,
with
and without osseous surgery. Int J Perio & Rest Dent
1985;5(4):11-33.
van Belle G
PERIODONTAL LITERATURE REVIEW
Session No. 10
Furcation Management/Root Resection
Dr. Wang and Dr. Vassilopoulos
1. Kalkway KL, Reinhardt RA The furcation problem. Current controversies and future
directions. (Review 75 refs.) Dental Clinics of North
American 32(2):243-266;1988 Apr.
2. Muller H P, Eger T
Furcation diagnosis. J Clin Perio 26:485-498; 1999.
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3. Hempton T
A review of root resective therapy as a treatment option for
maxillary molars. (Review 30 refs.) JADA 128(4):449455;1997 Apr.
4. Haskell E
Vital Root Resection OSOMOP 27:266-274;1969.
5. Benoliel R
Palatal root hemisections and subsequent tooth restoration: a
simple procedure? (Rev 15 refs.) British Dent J 178(10):375378;1995 May 20.
6. Newell DH
The role of the prosthodontist in restoring root-resected molars:
a study of 70 molar root resections. J Pros Dent 65(1):715;1991 Jan.
7. Langer B, et al.
An evaluation of root resections. A 10 year study. J Perio
52:719-722;1981.
8. Buhler H
Evaluation of root-resected teeth. Results after 10 years. J
Perio 59(12):805-810;1988 Dec.
9. Carnevale G, Pontoriero R, Long-term effects of root-resective therapy in furcationDi Febo G
involved molars. A 10 year longitudinal study. J Clin Perio
25:209-214; 1998.
10. Hellden L B
The prognosis of tunnel preparations in treatment of Class III
furcation: a follow-up study. J Perio 60(4):182-187;1989 Apr.
12. Little LA, Beck FM
Lack of furcation bone loss following tunneling procedure. J
Clin Perio 22(8):637-641;1995 Aug.
13. Masters DH, Hoskins SW
Projection of cervical enamel into molar furcations. J Perio
39:49-53;1964.
14. De Leonardis D, et al.
Clinical evaluation of the treatment of class II furcation
involvements with bioabsorbable barriers alone or associated
with demineralized freeze-dried bone allografts. J Perio 70:812; 1999.
15. Gutmann JL
Prevalence, location and potency of accessory canals in the
furcation region of permanent molars. J Perio 49(1):2126;1978 Jan.
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SUPPLEMENTAL
SESSION NO. 10
FURCATION MANAGEMENT/ROOT RESECTION
1. Green EN
Hemisection and root amputation. (Rev 51 refs.) J Amer Dent
Assoc 112(4):511-518;1986 Apr.
2. Saadoun AP
Management of furcation involvement. (Rev 158 refs.)
J West Soc Perio-Perio Abstracts 33(3):91-125;1985.
PERIODONTAL LITERATURE REVIEW
Session No. 11
Mucogingival - Frenectomy, Vestibuloplasty Dr. Palcanis and Dr. Barnes
1. Ariavdo A & Tyrrell H
Repositioning and increasing the zone of attached gingiva.
J Perio 28:106-110, 1957.
2. Nabors JM
Free gingival grafts. Periodontics 4:243-245, 1966.
3. Sullivan and Atkins
Free autogenous gingival grafts. I. Principles of successful
grafting. Periodontics 6:121, 1968.
4. Lang NP and Loe H
The relationship between the width of keratinized gingiva
and gingival health. J Perio 43:623, 1972.
5. Karring T, et al.
The origin of granulation tissue and it’s impact on
postoperative results of mucogingival surgery. J Perio
46:577-585, 1975.
6. Matte J
Creeping attachment of free gingival grafts - a five year
follow-up study. J Perio 681-685, Dec. 1980.
7. Kennedy JE, et al
A longitudinal evaluation of varying widths of attached
gingiva. J Clin Perio 12:667, 1985.
8. Wenstrom JL
Lack of association between width of attached gingiva and
development of gingival recessions five year study. J Clin
Perio 14: 181, 1987.
9. Addy M, et al.
A study of the association of fraenal attachment, lip
coverage, and vestibular depth with plaque and gingivitis.
J Perio 58(11):792-757, 1987 Nov.
10. Miller PD Jr
Regenerative and reconstructive periodontal plastic
surgery. Dent Clin North Am 32(2):287-306, 1988 Apr.
11. Nabuto T, et al.
Microvascularization of the free gingival autograft. J Perio
59(10):639-646, Oct. 1988.
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12. Wennstrom JL, Zucchelli G
Increased gingival dimensions. A significant factor for
successful outcome of root coverage procedures? J Clin
Perio 23:770-777; 1996.
13. Paolantonio , et al.
Subpedicle connective tissue graft versus free gingival graft
in the coverage of exposed root surfaces. J Clin Perio
24:51-56; 1997.
14.Giovanpaolo PP, et al.
Mucogingival interceptive surgery of buccally-erupted
premolars in patients scheduled for orthodontic treatment I.
A 7 year longitudinal study. J Perio 2000; 71:172-181;
PERIODONTAL LITERATURE REVIEW
Session No. 12
Root Coverage - Pedicles, C T Grafts
Dr. Wang and Dr. Bowie
1. Hall Walter
The current status of mucogingival problems and their therapy.
J Perio 569-575;1981 Sept.
2. Grupe H & Warren R
Repair of gingival defects by a sliding flap operation. J Perio
27:92-95;1956.
3. Bernimoulin JP, et al.
Coronally repositioned periodontal flap. Clinical evaluation
after one year. J Clin Perio 2:1-13;1975.
4. Caffesse R, et al.
Treatment of localized gingival recessions. Part II. Coronally
repositioned flap with a free gingival graft. J Perio 49:357361;1978.
5. Baldi C, et al
Coronally advanced flap procedure for root coverage. Is flap
thickness a relevant predictor to achieve root coverage? A 19case series. J Perio Vol 70:9:1077-1084; 1999 Sept.
6. Cohen D & Ross S
The double papillae repositioned flap in periodontal therapy. J
Perio 39:65-70;1968.
7. Tarnow DP
Semilunar coronally repositioned flap. J Clin Perio 13:182185;1986.
8.
Langer B & Langer L
9. Nelson S
Subepithelial connective tissue graft technique for root
coverage. J Perio 56(12):715-720;1985.
The subpedicle connective tissue graft. A bilaminar
reconstructive procedure for the coverage of denuded root
surfaces. J Perio 58(2):95-102;1987.
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10. Harris R
The connective tissue and partial thickness double pedicle
graft: a predictable method of obtaining root coverage. J Perio
63:477-486;1992.
11. Harris R
A comparative study of root coverage obtained with guided
tissue regeneration utilizing a bioabsorbable membrane versus
the connective tissue with partial-thickness double pedicle
graft. J Perio 68:779-790; 1997.
12. Paolantonio M, et al.
Subpedicle connective tissue graft versus free gingival graft in
the coverage of exposed root surfaces. J Clin Perio 24:5156;1997.
13. Silverstein LH, et al.
An acellular dermal matrix allograft substitute for palatal donor
tissue. PGD Vol 3:4:14-21.
14. Wei PC, et al.
Acellular dermal matrix allografts to achieve increased
attached gingiva. Part I. A clinical study. J Perio 71:12971305; 2000.
15. Tatakis DN & Trombelli L Gingival recession treatment: guided tissue regeneration with
bioabsorbable membrane versus connective tissue graft. J
Perio 71:299-307; 2000.
Periodontal Literature Review
Session No. 13
Cosmetic Periodontal Surgery; Crown Lengthening; Gummy Smile; Ridge
Augmentation; Onlay Grafts; Ovate Pontics; Papilla Restoration
Dr. Weatherford and Dr. Gonzalez
1. Seibert J & Lindhe J
Esthetics in periodontal therapy. Textbook of Clinical
Periodontology. 3rd ed; chap 21:647-681.
2. Townsend CL
Resective surgery: An esthetic application.
Quintessence International. 8(24):535-542; 1993.
3. Allen EP
Use of mucogingival surgical procedures to enhance
esthetics. Dent Clinics of No Amer. 32:307-330; 1988.
4. Miller PD Jr & Allen EP
The development of periodontal plastic surgery. Perio
2000 Vol 11:7-17; 1996.
5. Garber DA & Salama MA
The aesthetic smile: diagnosis and treatment. Perio
2000 Vol 11:18-28, 1996.
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6. Cranham J
The functional esthetic interface. Compendium Vol
20(6):585-595, 1999 June.
7. Jacques LB, et al.
Tissue sculpturing: An alternative method for
improving esthetics of anterior fixed prosthodontics. J
Pros Dent Vol 81(5):630-633; 1999 May.
8. Levine R & McGuire M
The diagnosis and treatment of the gummy smile.
Compendium. Vol 18(8):757-819; 1997 August.
9. Allen EP
Surgical crown lengthening for function and esthetics.
Dental Clinics of N Amer. 37(2):163-179;1993 April.
10. Becker W, et al.
Crown lengthening: The periodontal-restorative
connection. Compendium Vol 19(3):239-254;1998
March.
11. Rosenberg ES, et al.
Crown lengthening revisited. Compendium Vol
20(6):527-540; 1999 June.
12. Abrams H, et al.
Incidence of anterior ridge deformities in partially
edentulous patients. J Pros Dent Vol 57(1):191-194;
1987 Feb.
13. Seibert JS & Salama H
Alveolar ridge preservation and reconstruction. Perio
2000 Vol 11:69-84; 1996
Progress in gingival papilla reconstruction. Perio 2000
Vol 11:65-68; 1996.
14. Han TJ & Takei HH
15. Azzi R, et al.
Surgical reconstruction of the interdental papilla. Int J
Perio & Restor Dent Vol 18(5):467-473; 1998.
16. Blatz MK, et al.
Reconstruction of the lost interproximal papilla –
presentation of surgical and nonsurgical approaches.
Int J Perio & Restor Dent Vol 19(4):395-406; 1999.
17. Dylina TJ
Contour determination for ovate pontics. J Pros Dent
Vol 82(2):136-142; 1999.
SUPPLEMENTAL
1.
Johnson CK & Leary JM
Pontic design and localized ridge augmentation in fixed
partial denture design. Dent Clin of N Amer. 36:591605; 1992.
2.
Page L & Halpern BG
Restorative dentistry - interactions with periodontics.
Dent Clin of N Amer. 37:457-463; 1993.
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3.
Becker CM & Kaldahl WB Current theories of crown contour, margin placement
and pontic design. J Pros Dent. 45:268-277; 1981.
4.
Carnevale G, et al.
A retrospective analysis of perio prosthetic aspect of
teeth re prepared during surgery. J Clin Perio. 313316; 1990.
5.
Ingler JS, Rose LF &
Caslef JG
The biologic width - a concept in periodontics and
restorative dentistry. Alpha Omegan. 70:62-65; 1977.
6.
Bragger U, Lauchenaur D & Surgery lengthening of the clinical crown. J Clin Perio.
Lang NP
18:58-63; 1992.
7.
Cohen DW & Ross SE
Double papilla repositioned flap in periodontics. J
Perio. 39:65-70; 1968.
8.
Allen EP, et al.
Improved technique for localized ridge augmentation. J
Perio. 56:195-199; 1985.
9.
Palomo F & Kopczyk R
Rationale and methods for crown lengthening. JADA.
96:257-260; 1978.
10. Abrams L
Augmentation of the deformed residual edentulous
ridge for fixed prosthesis. Compendium for Cont Educ.
1(3):206-214; 1980; May/June.
11. Tabita PV
Surgical correction of alveolar ridge form to enhance
esthetics of fixed partial dentures. J Prosth Dent.
46:284-289; 1981.
12. Goodacre CJ
Gingival esthetics. J Prosth Dent. 64:1-2; 1990.
13. Kaldahl W, et al.
Achieving an esthetic appearance with a fixed
prosthesis by submucosal grafts. JADA. 104:449-453;
1982.
14. Langer B
The subepithelial connective tissue graft. J Prosthetic
Dent. 44:363-367; 1980.
15. Abbott D & Harrington W
Management of the isolated deformed dentino alveolar
complex by subepithelial graft and resin-bonded fixed
partial denture. JADA. 113:65-67; 1986.
16. Seibert J
Ridge augmentation to enhance esthetics in fixed
prosthetic treatment. Compendium. 12: 548-562;
1992.
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17. Seibert J
Reconstruction of deformed, partially edentulous
ridges, using full thickness onlay grafts. Part I.
Technique and Wound Healing. Compendium. 4:437453; 1983.
18. Seibert J
Reconstruction of deformed, partially edentulous
ridges, using full thickness onlay grafts. Part II.
Prosthetic/Periodontal Inter-relationships.
Compendium. 4:549-564; 1983.
19. Takei H
Maxillary anterior esthetics. (Preservation of the
interdental papilla). Dental Clinic of N Amer. 33:263273; 1982.
Periodontal Literature Review
Session #14
Bone Grafting Materials/Techinques I
Alloplast; Perioglass; Zenograft; Bovine bone; Ceramic HA
Dr. Reddy and Dr. Nielsen
1. Fetner AE, Hartigan MS & Periodontal repair using PerioGlass in non-human
Low SB
primates: clinical and histologic observations.
Compend Contin Educ Dent. 15(7):932-939; 1994.
2. Frame JW
Hydroxyapatite as a biomaterial for alveolar ridge
augmentation. Int J Oral Maxillofac Surg. 16:642-655;
1987.
3. Hislop WS, Finlay PM &
Moos KF
A preliminary study into the uses of an organic bone in
oral and maxillofacial surgery. Br J Oral Maxillofac
Surg. 31:149-153; 1993.
4. Meffert RM, Thomas JR & Hydroxyapatite as an alloplastic graft in the treatment
Hamilton KM, et al.
of human periodontal osseous defects. J Perio.
56(2):63-73; 1985.
5. Pinholt EM, Bang G &
Haanaes HR
Alveolar ridge augmentation in rats by BIO-OSS. Scan
J
Dent Res. 9:154-161; 1991.
6.
Second-hand bones? (editorial) Lancet. 340:1443;
1992.
7. Anson D
Calcium sulfate: a 4 year observation of its use as a
resorbable barrier in guided tissue regeneration of
periodontal defects. Compend Contin Educ Dent.
17(9):895-899; l996, Sept.
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8. Stahl SS, Froum SJ &
Tarnow D
9. White E & Shors EC
10. Yukna RA
Human clinical and histologic responses to the
placement
of HTR polymer particles in 11 intrabony lesions. J
Perio. 61:269-274; 1990.
Biomaterial aspects of Interpore-200 porous
hydroxyapatite. Dent Clin North Am. 30(1):49-67;
1986.
Clinical evaluation of coralline calcium carbonate as a
bone replacement graft material in human periodontal
osseous defects. J Perio. 65:177-185; 1994.
11. Yukna RA
Clinical evaluation of HTR polymer bone replacement
grafts in human mandibular class II molar furcations. J Perio. (4):342-349; 1994.
Periodontal Literature Review
Session #15
Bone Grafting Materials/Techniques II
Alloplast; Perioglass; Zenograft; Bovine bone; Ceramic HA
Dr. Reddy and Dr. Yoda
1. Meffert RM, et al.
Hydroxyapatite as an alloplastic graft in the treatment of human
periodontal osseous defects. J Perio. 56(2):63-73; 1985.
2. Yukna RA, et al.
5-year evaluation of durapatite ceramic alloplastic implants in
periodontal osseous defects. J Perio. 60:544-551; 1989.
3. Stahl SS, et al.
Human clinical and histologic responses to the placement of HTR
polymer particles in 11 intrabony lesions. J Perio. 61:269-274;
1990.
4. Nery EB, et al.
Tissue response to biphasic calcium phosphate ceramic with
different ratios of HA/ TCP in periodontal osseous defects. J
Perio. 63:729-735; 1992.
5. Yukna RA
Clinical evaluation of coralline calcium carbonate as a bone
replacement graft material in human periodontal osseous defects. J
Perio. 65:177-185; 1994.
6. Hall EE, et al.
Comparison of bioactive glass to demineralized freeze-dried bone
allograft in the treatment of intrabony defects around implants in
the canine mandible. J Perio. 70:526-535; 1999.
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7. Karatzas S, et al.
Histologic observations of periodontal wound healing after
treatment with perioglas in nonhuman primates. Int J Perio Rest
Dent. 19:489-499; 1999.
8. Richardson CR, et al.
Clinical evaluation of bio-oss: a bovine-derived xenograft for the
treatment of periodontal osseous defects in humans. J Clin Perio.
26:421-428; 1999.
9. Persson GR, et al.
A retrospective radiographic outcome assessment study of introbony defects treated by osseous surgery or by bone graft
procedures. J Clin Perio. 27:104-108; 2000.
10. Simonpietri-C JJ, et al. Guided tissue regeneration associated with bovine-derived
anorganic bone in mandibular class II furcation defects. 6-month
results at re-entry. J Perio. 71:904-911; 2000.
11. Yukna RA
Multi-center clinical comparison of combination anorganic bovinederived hydroxyapatite matrix (ABM)/cell binding peptide (P-15)
and ABM in human periodontal osseous defects. 6-month results.
J Perio. 71:1671-1679; 2000.
Periodontal Literature Review
Session #16
Guided Tissue Regeneration: Materials and Techniques
Dr. Geurs and Dr. Parker
1. Becker W & Becker BE
Treatment of mandibular 3-wall intrabony defects by flap
debridement and expanded polytetrafluoroethylene barrier
membranes. Long-term evaluation of 32 treated patients.
J Perio. 64:1138-1144; 1993, Nov.
2. Newman, MG
The role of infection and anti-infection treatment in
regenerative therapy. J Perio. 64:1166-1170; 1993, Nov.
3. Hugoson A, Ravald N,
Fornell J, Johard G,
Teiwik A & Gottlow J
Treatment of class II furcation involvements in humans
with bioresorbable and nonresorbable guided tissue
regeneration barriers A randomized multi-center study. J
Perio. 66:624-634; 1995, July.
4. Gottlow J, Nyman S &
Karring T
Maintenance of new attachment gained through guided
tissue regeneration. J Clin Perio. 19:315-317; 1992.
5. Brägger U, Hämmerle CHF,
Mombelli A, Bürgin W &
Lang NP
Remodeling of periodontal tissues adjacent to sites
treated according to the principles of guided tissue
regeneration (GTR). J Clin Perio. 19:615-624; 1992.
6. Chaves ES, Geurs NC,
Reddy MS & Jeffcoat MK
Clinical and radiographic digital imaging evaluation
of a bioresorbable membrane in the treatment of
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periodontal bone defects. Int J Perio Rest Dent. 16:443453; 1996.
7. Becker W, Becker BE,
Mellonig J, Caffesse RG,
Warrer K, Caton JG &
Reid Tricia
A prospective multi-center study evaluating periodontal
regeneration for class II furcation invasions and
intrabony defects after treatment with a bioabsorbable
barrier membrane: 1-year results. J Perio. 67:641-649;
1996, July.
8. Yukna CN & Yukna RA
Multi-center evaluation of bioabsorbable collagen
membrane for guided tissue regeneration in human class II
furcations. J Perio. 67:650-657; 1996.
9. Zarkesh N, Nowzari H,
Morrison JL & Slots J
Tetracycline-coated polytetrafluoroethylene barrier
membranes in the treatment of intraosseous periodontal
lesions. J Perio. 70:1008-1016; 1999.
10. Zybutz MD, Laurell L,
Rapoport DA & Persson GR
Treatment of intrabony defects with resorbable
materials, non-resorbable materials and flap debridement.
J Clin Perio. 27:169-178: 2000.
11.
Machtei EE The effect of membrane exposure on the outcome of regenerative
procedures in humans: a meta-analysis. J Perio 72:512-516; 2001.
Periodontal Literature Review
Session #17
Regeneration Principles
Dr. Geurs and Dr. Green
1. Melcher AH
On the repair potential of periodontal tissues. J Perio.
47(5):256-260; 1976.
2. Karring T, et al.
Healing following implantation of periodontitis
affected roots into bone tissue. J Clin Perio 7:96-105;
1980.
3. Caton J, Nyman S &
Zander H
Histometric evaluation of periodontal surgery II.
Connective tissue attachment levels after four
regenerative procedures. J Clin Perio. 7:224-231;
1980.
4. Nyman S, Gottlow J,
Karring T & Lindhe J
The regenerative potential of the periodontal ligament.
An experimental study in the monkey. J Clin Perio.
9(3):257-265; 1982.
5. Nyman S, Gottlow J,
New attachment formation by guided tissue
regeneration.
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Lindhe J, Karring T &
Wennstrom J
J Perio Research. 22(3):252-254; 1987.
6. Aukhil I & Iglhaut J
Periodontal ligament cell kinetics following
experimental regenerative procedures. J Clin Perio.
15:374-382; 1988.
7. Aukhil I
Biology of tooth-cell adhesion. Dental Clinic of N
Am. Vol 35(3):459-467; 1991, July.
8. Minabe M
A critical review of the biologic rationale for guided
tissue regeneration. J Perio. 62:171-179; 1991.
Periodontal Literature Review
Session #18
Root Conditioning, Growth Factors
Dr. Palcanis and Dr. Duong
1. Garrett J, Crigger M &
Egelberg J
Effects of citric acid on diseased root surfaces. J Perio
Res. 3:155-163; 1978.
2. Albair WB, Cobbs CM &
Killoy WJ
Connective tissue attachment to periodontally diseased
roots after citric acid demineralization. J Perio. 53(8):515526; August 1982.
3. Moore JA, Ashley FP &
Waterman CA
The effect on healing of the application of citric acid
during replaced flap surgery. J Clin Perio. 14:130-135; 1987.
4. Terranova VP, Franzetti LC A biochemical approach to periodontal regeneration:
& Hic S, et al.
tetracycline treatment of dentin promotes fibroblast adhesion
and growth. J Perio Res. 21:330-337; 1986.
5. Claffey N, Bogle G, et al.
Topical application of tetracycline in regenerative periodontal
surgery in beagles. Acta Odont Scand. 45:141-146; 1987.
6. Bouchard P, Nilveús R &
Etienne D
Clinical evaluation of tetracycline HCI conditioning in
the treatment of gingival recessions. A comparative study. J
Perio 68:262-269; March 1997.
7. Caffessee RG, Smith BA,
Nasjleti DE & Lopatin DE
Cell proliferation after flap surgery, root conditioning
and fibronectin application. J Perio 58:661-666; 1987.
8. Heijl L, Heden G,
Svardstrom G, Ostgren A
Enamel matrix derivative (EMDOGAIN) in the treatment
of intrabony periodontal defects. J Clin Perio 24:705-714;
Sept. 1997.
9. Lynch SE, Williams RC & A combination of platelet-derived and insulin-like
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growth factors enhances periodontal regeneration. J Clin
Perio 16:545-548; 1989.
10. Howell TH, Fiorellini JP,
et al.
A phase I/II clinical trial to evaluate a combination of
recombinant human platelet-derived growth factor-BB and
recombinant human insulin-like growth factor-I in patients
with periodontal disease. J Perio 68:1186-1193; 1997.
11. Kinoshita A, Oda S,
Takahashi K, et al.
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human bone morphogenetic protein-2 to horizontal
circumferential defects created by experimental periodontitis in
beagle dogs. J Perio 68:103-109; 1997.
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12. Froum SJ, et al.
A comparative study utilizing open flap debridement with and
without enamel matrix derivative in the treatment of
periodontal intrabony defects: a 12 month re-entry study. J
Perio 72:25-34; 2001.
13. Soory M & Virdi H
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transforming growth factor-beta on inflammatory repair
potential of the periodontium. J Perio 70(10):1136-1143;
1999.
14. Baker PJ, Rotch HA,
Trombelli L, Wikesjo UM
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protocols for periodontal regenerative procedures. J Perio
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Periodontal Literature Review
Session #19
Implant Surgery Principles I
History And Biomaterials
Dr. Wang and Dr. Vassilopoulos
1. Friberg B
Sterile operating conditions for the placement of
intraoral implants. J Oral & Max Surg.
54(11):1334-1336; 1996, Nov.
2. Adell R, Lekholm U,
Rockler B, Branemark PI
A 15 year study of osseointegrated implants in the
treatment of the edentulous jaw. Int J of Oral
Surg. 10(6):387-416; 1981, Dec.
3. Eriksson RA, Albrektsson T
The effect of heat on bone regeneration: an
experimental study in the rabbit using the bone
growth chamber. J Oral & Max Surg.
42(11):705-711; 1984, Nov.
4. Ten Cate AR
Biological determinants in implant design. Int
Dent J. 39(2):108-112; 1989, June.
5. Albrektsson T,
Branemark PI, Hansson HA, &
Lindstrom J
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for ensuring a long-lasting, direct bone-to implant
anchorage in man. Acta Ortho Scan. 52(2):155170; 1981.
6. Puleo DA, Nanci A
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interface. Biomaterials. 20(23-24):2311-2321;
1999, Dec.
7. Cochran DL
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surfaces. J Perio. 70(12):1523-1539; 1999 Dec.
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8. Buchs AU, Hahn J,
Vassos DM
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hydroxylapatite-coated implant — five-year
post-restoration safety and efficacy. J of Oral
Implantology. 21(4):266-274; 1995.
9. Jones JD, Lupori J, Van Sickels JE,
Gardner W
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titanium plasma-sprayed and titanium plasmasprayed cylinder dental implants. Oral Surg, Oral
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Periodontal Literature Review
Session #20
Implant Surgery Planning
Techniques - Immediate
Delayed, Grafts, Single Stage
ITI Grafting
Extraction replacing with Implants
Dr. Geurs and Dr. Barnes
1. Hämmerle & Lang
Tissue integration of oral implants. Proceedings of the lst
European Workshop on Periodontology. pg 297-316;
1993.
2. Jeffcoat, MK
Dentomaxillofacial radiology. Vol 21:203-207; 1992,
Nov.
3. Truhlar RS, et al.
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endosseous dental implants. J Oral & Maxillofac Surg.
55(12 Suppl 5):38-45; 1997, Dec.
4. Scharf DR & Tarnow DP
The effect of crestal versus mucobuccal incisions on the
success rate of implant osseointegration. Int J Oral
Maxillofac Impl. 8:187-190; 1993.
5. Barzilay I, et al.
Immediate implantation of pure titanium implants into
extraction sockets of mucosa fascicularis. Part II:
Histologic Observations.
6. Tarnow DP, et al.
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surgery in edentulous arches: ten consecutive case
reports with 1 to 5 year data. Int J Oral Maxillofac Impl.
12:319-324; 1997.
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7. Becker W, et al.
The use of e-PTFE barrier membranes for bone
promotion around titanium implants placed into
extraction sockets: a prospective multicenter study. Int J
Oral Maxillofac Impl. 9:31-40; 1994.
8. Schwartz-Arad D &
Chaushu G
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years retrospective evaluation of 95 immediate implants.
J Perio. 68:1110-1116; 1997.
9. Rosenquist B, Grenthe B
Immediate placement of implants into extraction sockets:
implant survival. Int J Oral Max Imp. 11:205-209; 1996.
10. Becker BE, Becker W,
Ricci A & Geurs NC
A prospective clinical trial of endosseous screw-shaped
implants placed at the time of tooth extraction without
augmentation. J Perio. 69:920-926; 1998.
Periodontal Literature Review
Session #21
Guided Bone Regeneration
Dr. Reddy and Dr. Gonzalez-Toledo
1. Buser D, et al.
Localized ridge augmentation using guided bone
regeneration. I. Surgical procedure in the maxilla. Int J
Perio and Rest Dent. Vol 13(1):29-45; 1993.
2. Buser D, et al.
Localized ridge augmentation using guided bone
regeneration. II. Surgical procedures in the mandible. Int J
Perio and Rest Dent. Vol 15(1):11-29; 1995.
3. Tinti C, et al.
Vertical ridge augmentation: surgical protocol and
retrospective evaluation of 48 consecutively inserted
implants. Int J Perio Rest Dent. 18:435-443; 1998.
4. Tinti C, et al.
Vertical ridge augmentation: what is the limit? Int J Perio
and Rest Dent. Vol 16(3):221-229; 1996.
5. Fugazzotto PA
Report of 302 consecutive ridge augmentation procedures:
technical considerations and clinical results. Int J Oral
Maxillo Imp. 13:358-368; 1998.
6. Barboza EP
Clinical and histologic evaluation of the demineralized
freeze-dried bone membrane used for ridge augmentation.
Int J Perio Rest Dent. 19:601-607; 1999.
7. Brugnami F, et al.
GBR in human extraction sockets and ridge defects prior to
implant placement: clinical results and histologic evidence
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of osteoblastic and osteoclastic activities in DFDBA. Int J
Perio Rest Dent. 19:259-267; 1999.
8. Cordioli G, et al.
Postloading behavior of regenerated tissues in GBR-treated
implant sites. Int J Perio Rest Dent. 19:45-55; 1999.
9. Corrente G, et al.
Long-term evaluation of osseointegrated implants in
regenerated and nonregenerated bone. Int J Perio Rest
Dent. 20:391-397; 2000.
10. Kohal RJ, et al.
The effects of guided bone regeneration and grafting on
implants plaed into immediate extraction sockets. An
experimental study in dogs. J Perio. 69:927-937; 1998.
11. Doblin JM, et al.
A histologic evaluation of localized ridge augmentation
utilizing DFDBA in combination with e-PTFE membranes
and stainless steel bone pins in humans. Int J Perio Rest
Dent. 16:121-129; 1996.
12. Zeiter DJ, et al.
The use of a bone block graft from the chin for alveolar
ridge augmentation. Int J Perio Rest Dent. 20:619-627;
2000.
13. McGinnis M, et al.
Comparison of resorbable and nonresorbable guided bone
regeneration materials: a preliminary study. Int J Oral
Maxillo Imp. 13:30-35; 1998.
14. Nowzari, Hessam, et al.
The dynamics of microbial colonization of barrier
membranes for guided tissue regeneration. J Perio. Vol
67(7):694-702; 1996.
Periodontal Literature Review
Session #22
Posterior implant management
Sinus lifts; complications
What don’t we know
Long term results
Predictability
Dr. Geurs and Dr. Nielsen
1. Tatum H
Maxillary and sinus implant reconstruction. Dental
Clinics of No America. 1986;30:207-229.
2. Boyne PJ, James RA
Grafting of the maxillary sinus floor with autogenous
marrow and bone. J Oral Surg. 38:613-616; 1980.
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3. Hürzeler MB, Kirsch A,
Ackerman K-L,
Quinones CR
Reconstruction of the severely resorbed maxilla with
dental implants in the augmented maxillary sinus: A 5year clinical investigation. Int J Oral and Maxillo Imp.
1996;11:466-475.
4. Wallace SS, Froum SJ,
Tarnow DP
Histologic evaluation of a sinus elevation procedure: a
clinical report. Int J Perio Res Dent. 16:46-51; 1996.
5. Lazzara RJ
The sinus elevation procedure in endosseous implant
therapy. Current Opinion in Periodontology.
1996;3:178-183.
6. Timmenga NM, et al.
Maxillary sinus function after sinus lifts for the
insertion of dental implants. J Oral and Maxillo Surg.
1997;55:936-939.
7. Wheeler SL, Holmes RE,
Calhoun CJ
Six-year clinical and histological study of sinus-lift
grafts. Int J Oral and Maxillo Imp. 1996;11:26-34.
8. Hürzeler MB, et al.
Maxillary sinus augmentation using different grafting
materials and dental implants in monkey. Part I. Clin
Oral Imp Res. 1997;8:476-486.
9. Hürzeler MB, et al.
Maxillary sinus augmentation using different grafting
materials and dental implants in monkey. Part II. Clin
Oral Imp Res. 1997;8:401-411.
10. Froum SJ, et al.
Sinus floor elevation using anorganic bovine bone
matrix (OsteoGraft/N) with and without autogenous
bone: a clinical, histologic, radiographic, and
histomorphometric analysis – part 2 of an ongoing
prospective study. Int J Perio & Rest Dent. 18:528543; 1998.
11. Dario LJ, English R Jr
Achieving implant reconstruction through bilateral
mandibular nerve repositioning. J American Dental
Assoc. 1994 Mar.;125(3):305-309.
12. Tong DC, et al.
A review of survival rates for implants placed in grafted
maxillary sinuses using meta-analysis. Int J Oral &
Maxillo Imp. 13:175-182; 1998.
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Periodontal Literature Review
Session 23
Implant Maintenance
Failing and Ailing
Microbiology
Diagnosis inf vs overload of implant
Prognosis
Dr. Wang and Dr. Yoda
1. Fox SC, Moriarty JD, et al. The effects of scaling a titanium implant surface with
metal and plastic instruments: An in vitro study. J
Perio. 1990;61:485-490.
2. Grondahl K, et al.
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implant instability. Int J Oral Maxillo Imp.
1997;12;59-64.
3. Lee KH, et al.
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teeth, and newly-placed implants. J Clin Perio.
1999;26:822-832.
4. Lekholm V, Ericsson I
Adell R, Slots J
The condition of the soft tissues at tooth and fixture
abutments supporting fixed bridges. A microbiological
and histological study. J Clin Perio. 1986;13:558-562.
3. Smith DE, Zarb GA
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implants. J Prosth Dent. 1989;62:567-572.
4. Salcetti JM, et al.
The clinical, microbial, and host response
characteristics of the failing implant. Int J Oral &
Maxillo Implants. 1997, Jan.-Feb.;12(1):32-42.
5. Kalykakis G, et al.
Clinical and microbiological status of osseointegrated
implants. J Perio. 1994, Aug.;65(8):766-770.
6. Drake DR, et al.
Primary bacterial colonization of implant surfaces. Int
J Oral Maxillo Imp. 1999;14:226-232.
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7. Hutton J, et al.
Factors related to success and failure rates at 3-year
follow-up in a multicenter study of overdentures
supported by Branemark Implants. Int J Oral Maxillo
Imp. 1995;10:33-42.
8. Lee KH, et al.
Microbiota of successful osseointegrated dental
implants. J Perio. 1999;70:131-138.
9. Salcetti JM, et al.
The clinical, microbial, and host response
characteristics of the failing implant. Int J Oral Maxillo
Imp. 1997;12:32-42.
10. El Askary AS, et al.
Why do implants fail? Part I. Implant Dent.
1999;8:173-185.
11. El Askary AS, et al.
Why do implants fail? Part II. Implant Dent.
1999;8:265-277.
12. Esposito M, et al.
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biologic complications and failing oral implants: a
review of the literature.
13. Mellonig JT & Nevins M
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with implants: an evidence-based outcome assessment.
Int J Perio Rest Dent. 1995;15:169-185.
14. Yukna RA, et al.
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and care. Compend Cont Educ Dent. No. 15:55545561.
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