Systematic review evaluates surgical treatment outcomes of peri-implantitis by implant surface type, suggesting significant differences.
Key Points
Rough implant surfaces were associated with higher recurrence of peri-implantitis and implant loss, indicating the impact of surface characteristics.
Clinical studies demonstrated varied outcomes based on surgical approach, with reconstructive techniques showing better results compared to non-reconstructive methods.
Long-term clinical trials are needed to better understand the effectiveness of different implant surface types on surgical treatment outcomes.
Methodological limitations in existing research highlight the need for larger, well-designed studies to draw more definitive conclusions.