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    Clinical and radiographic comparison by analyzed cone beam CT between one stage and two stage dental implants
    (University of Dicle, 2017) Yildirm T.T.; Kaya F.A.; Yokus B.; Colak M.; Ozdemir E.; Tekin G.G.; Saribas E.
    The aim of this study is to evaluate the relationship between the periodontal clinical parameters and alveolar bone loss rate (ABLR) values in one and two stage dental implants using dental tomography A total of 40 dental implant was applied to patients, 20 a one-stage surgical procedure (group I) other 20 two-stage surgical procedure (group II), who had a single missing tooth in the lower jawbone. All clinical measurements were recorded at before loading (T0), after loading at the 3 rd month (T1) and after loading at the 6 th month (T2). Alveolar bone loss rate (ABLR) values were evaluated at T0 and T3 using dental tomography because of minimal artifacts and distortions. In our study, PPD was found to be significantly high in group I than group II at T1 and T2. There was a significant relation between the mPI and ABLR at T2 in Group I, also KSTI and ABLR at T0 in Group II. The data of this study confirms that; one stage surgery procedure PPD is high than two stage surgery procedure. Larger scale studies, particularly in peri-implantitis cases, may shed more light on this subject.
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    The oral findings of the gigantic patient with gingival enlargement-(A case)
    (2009) Kaya F.A.; Saribas E.; Dogru A.G.; Dag A.; Gunay A.
    This syndrome results from a chronic exposure to GH (Growth Hormone) leading to the classic clinical features that the diagnosis seems to be easy. The early diagnosis and intervention may prevent irreversible changes associated with chronic overproduction of GH (as well IGF-1) and may also normalise life expectancy. These patients have an increased mortality rate from systemic sequela of hypersomatotrophism in 2-4 times that of the healthy population. The facial scene changes are generally coarsening of features prognathism and diastema (widely spaced teeth). In this case report it is aimed to represent the periodontal surgery findings of a 24 years old male gigantism patient suffering from gingival enlargement in the site of 11 and 12 teeth who applied to Dicle University Faculty of Dentistry Department of Periodontology. After oral hygiene instruction, initial periodontal treatment was performed and after these the patient was operated. The patients periodic follow ups are still lasting by three months intervals.