[Table/Fig-7]:
Comparison of RFA values immediately following implant placement through three months follow-up in magnetic and non-magnetic side using repeated measures ANOVA with post-hoc test.
Mean
SD
p-value
Post-hoc test
MS 0 day
68.70
4.57
2 > 1 > 0
MS 1 month
73.25
4.52
MS 2 month
76.05
4.26
MS 3 month
78.95
3.50
NMS 0 day
68.60
...
[Table/Fig-6]:
Comparison of ISQ values immediately following implant placement through three months follow-up in magnetic and non-magnetic side using Paired t test.
MS
NMS
p-value
Mean
SD
Mean
SD
0 day
68.70
4.57
68.60
4.74
0.823
1 month
73.25
4.52
68.45
4.46
[Table/Fig-5]:
The ISQ values at specific time intervals for 10 patients at magnetic and non-magnetic side.
Patient No.
0 Day
30 Days
60 Days
90 Days
MS
NMS
MS
NMS
MS
NMS
MS
NMS
1
74
73
77
73
81.5
77.5
83
78.5
2
72
71
76.5
71.5
78
75.5
80
76
3
71
72
75.5
71
77
75.5
78
76
4
70
69
73.5
69
76
73
78
75
5
66
...
Table/ Fig-4. Checking implant stability using Resonance Frequency Analyzer.
Table/ Fig-2. Magnetic flux (distance with significant magnetic field strength).
Table/ Fig-2. Magnet placed in the denture.
Bassett et al. were the first to employ magnetic fields to promote fracture healing in a non-invasive and safe manner. Camilleri and McDonald investigated the effect of a static magnetic field using a Neodymium Iron-Boron magnet placed over a skull suture on a rat model and discovered that the mitotic activity of the cells was affected. Bruce et al. demonstrated that stimulation wi...
The purpose of this study was to see if a static magnetic field formed by employing safer magnets can help to promote osseointegration faster when the bone is injured during implant insertion. Because magnets are routinely employed in prosthetic dentistry for retention purposes, it is critical that we understand the tissue reaction to magnetic fields. The goal of this study was to compare the stab...
Abstract
Introduction.
Following implant implantation, a stress-free healing time of 3-6 months is required to establish adequate osseointegration. If this time could be minimized, the patients would be pleased. Although instantaneous implant loading is a physiologically realistic idea, it is not always achievable. A few studies have indicated that a static magnetic field can hel...