ArticleBioinformation2026
Comparative evaluation of interdental papilla fills around bone level and tissue level implants: A randomised controlled trial.
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Abstract
Early achievement of optimal interdental papilla fill around dental implants remains a clinical challenge affecting aesthetic outcomes in single-tooth replacement. Therefore, it is of interest to compare interdental papilla fill around bone-level and tissue-level implants in patients undergoing single-tooth replacement. Twenty systemically healthy patients were randomly allocated into two groups: bone-level implants (n=10) and tissue-level implants (n=10). Tissue-level implants demonstrated significantly greater mesial papilla fill at 3 months compared to bone-level implants (p=0.022), while no significant difference was observed in distal papilla fill (p=0.19). Thus, we show that tissue-level implants may provide improved early papilla formation, although long-term clinical relevance requires further evaluation.
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