Fariz SALIMOV, Şahin BARIŞ, Masoud DALILI, Elif Figen KOÇAK

Diş Mobilitesi ve İmplant Stabilitesi için Kullanılan Ölçüm Yöntemlerinin İncelenmesi

Doğal dişlerde mobilite ve implantlarda primer stabilite, birbirine benzer yöntemler ile değerlendirilen parametrelerdir.Doğal dişlerin mobilitesi günümüze kadar birçok araştırmacı tarafından farklı şekillerde sınıflandırılmıştır. Teknolojiningelişmesi ile bu skalalar güvenilirliklerini korumakla beraber Periotest gibi dijital ölçüm cihazları da alanda kendilerineyer edinmişlerdir. İmplant stablitesi değerlendirilmesinede, doğal dişlere benzer olarak, geleneksel skalalarkla beraberperiotest veya radyofrekans analizi (RFA) gibi birçok teknolojik yöntemle implant stabilitesi objektif olarakdeğerlendirilebilmektedir. Bu literatür derlemesinde implantların ve dişlerin stabilite ve mobilite değerlerini ölçenteknikleri incelemek ve güvenilirliklerini karşılaştırmak amaçlanmıştır.

Evaluatıon of Measurement Methods used for Tooth Mobılıty and Implant Stabılıty

Mobility in natural teeth and primer stability in implants are parameters evaluated by similar methods. Until today, mobility of natural teeth has been classified in different ways by many researchers. With the development of technology, these scales maintain their reliability but digital measurement devices such as Periotest have taken their place in the field. Similar to natural teeth, implant stability can be assessed objectively using a number of technological methods, such as periotest or radiofrequency analysis (RFA) along with conventional scales, in assessing implant stability. This literature review aims to examine the techniques for measuring the stability and mobility of implants and teeth and to compare their reliability.

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