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1. The implantation of natural tooth form bioglass in baboons--long term results.

Author

Stanley HR, Hench LL, Bennett CG Jr, Chellemi SJ, King CJ 3rd, Going RE, Ingersoll NJ, Ethridge EC, Kreutziger KL, Loeb L, and Clark AE

Subjects
Animals, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Papio, Time Factors, Biocompatible Materials, Ceramics, Dental Implantation, Endosseous instrumentation
Published
1981

2. Recent advances in oral medicine.

Author

Stanley HR, Collett WK, Stout FW, Baughman RA, Coscia FA, Fast TB, Garrington GE, Lado EA Jr, Newton JW, Stringfellow HR Jr, and Chellemi SJ

Subjects
Cephalometry, Dentists, Humans, Occupational Diseases prevention & control, Hepatitis B prevention & control, Radiography, Dental, Stomatitis, Herpetic prevention & control
Published
1982

3. Implantation of natural tooth form bioglasses in baboons.

Author

Stanley HR, Hench L, Going R, Bennett C, Chellemi SJ, King C, Ingersoll N, Ethridge E, and Kreutziger K

Subjects
Alveolar Process physiology, Animals, Dental Cementum physiology, Haplorhini, Papio, Biocompatible Materials, Dental Implantation, Endosseous, Glass, Periodontal Ligament physiology, Tooth, Artificial
Published
1977

4. The implantation of natural tooth form bioglasses in baboons. A preliminary report.

Author

Stanley HR, Hench L, Going R, Bennett C, Chellemi SJ, King C, Ingersoll N, Ethridge E, and Kreutziger K

Subjects
Animals, Calcium, Connective Tissue anatomy & histology, Denture Design, Female, Haplorhini, Incisor surgery, Periodontium anatomy & histology, Silicon Dioxide, Sodium, Surface Properties, Tooth Extraction, Biocompatible Materials, Dental Implantation, Glass, Papio surgery, Tooth, Artificial
Abstract

This report describes a 6-month screening study comparing the tissue responses of several bioglass natural tooth implants in adult female baboons. The dental implants were designed to elicit osteogenesis at the interface of the implant and the oral tissues. This is in contrast to those types of implant materials that are merely biologically acceptable. Incisor teeth were extracted, dupplicated in bioglass, returned to the natural sockets, and splinted to the adjacent natural tooth, where they remained splinted for 3 months and then free standing for an additional 3 months. Microscopic evaluation revealed distinct histopathologic characteristics with certain bioglass formulas, such as ankylosis, a pseudofibrous capsule with fibers running parallel to the root surface, or an apparently true periodontal membrane with properly oriented Sharpey's fibers. True cementogenesis was not found.

Published
1976
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