The final step in completing the functional restoration of the mandible is osseointegration. The free fibula osteoseptocutaneous flap produces high-density cortical bones with uniform diameters that may tolerate osseointegration and subsequent dental implant placement. The implant fixture is set into the bone with cover screws to protect the internal threat; the cover screws are removed, healing abutments are screwed into the fixtures, a palatal mucosal graft is harvested and secured around the abutments and protected with a removal stent; and the dental prosthesis is fitted. Osseointegration can be done as a primary or secondary procedure, and it must be done in compliance with the stage one procedure's scheduling.
Over the projected period, the global market would benefit
from rising incidences of dental problems and increased government support for
osseointegration implant research & development. The growing senior
population, insufficient fluoride exposure, and poor hygiene maintenance are
all contributing to an increase in the number of people suffering from dental
problems, which is fueling the expansion of the osseointegration implants
sector.
In 2018, Italy had a revenue share of roughly 20% of the European osseointegration implants market. Over the next several years, the market will be fueled by the adoption of improved dental procedures and a significant investment in osseointegration implant research. In Italy, about 60,000 people have suffered a spinal cord injury (SCI). Increased instances of spinal cord injuries and easy access to advanced medical facilities would boost the osseointegration implant market in Italy.
Due to its multifaceted benefits and minimal side-effects,
osseointegration implants are the most recommended procedure above other
traditional methods. It enhances primary stability while also shortening the
time it takes for the body to recuperate after surgery. The osseointegrated
prosthesis market will be driven by an increase in the number of persons suffering
from spinal cord problems, an increase in the number of trauma incidences, and
a favourable reimbursement environment.