Evaluation the Success Rate, Survival Rate, and Tissue Health Indices around XiVE® Dental Implants Placed in Patients in a Dental Office in Isfahan

This paper aims to evaluate the success rate, survival rate, and tissue health indices around XiVE® dental implants placed in patients in a dental office in Isfahan, Iran. In this cross-sectional study, 129 XiVE® dental implants were selected. A form was prepared by two periodontists for the collection of demographic information and assessment of soft- and hard-tissue health at the implant sites. Data were analyzed by t-test and the Wilcoxon test with SPSS20 statistical software; p = 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Of the 129 implants, 57.3% were in males and 42.7% in females; of the total, 47.3% were maxillary, 52.7% mandibular, and 17.8% were single-unit and 82.2% were multi-unit. Periodontal indices, except probing depth, were significantly lower around maxillary implants. In all cases, the periodontal indices of dental implants were lower than those of the teeth and showed 100% success and survival rates. The results showed 100% success and 2-year survival rates with XiVE® implants with healthy tissues surrounding the implants.