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             \author[1]{Dunkudu  Nikhil}

             \author[2]{Gaddipati  Rajasekhar}

             \author[3]{G.V.S.  Sudhakar}

             \author[4]{Ramishetty  Sudhir}

             \author[5]{Beeram Ratna  Kumari}

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\date{\small \em Received: 12 September 2021 Accepted: 4 October 2021 Published: 15 October 2021}

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Bi-cortical screw implant (BCS) also known as strategic implant, is contemporary implantology system which is uniquely made to utilize the cortical bone of jaws. The aim of the study was to analyze osseo-fixed immediately loaded basal implants and also to determine patient satisfaction. Not even a single patient was rejected neither for ?lack of the bone? (all kinds of bone atrophy and trauma to the jaw which damages not only the teeth but also the alveolar bone) nor for ?many diseases are carried?. All the patients were immediately restored with interim prosthesis within three hours and replaced with functional loading fixed prosthesis within seven days after bending up to 15 degrees of Implant abutment. Basal Cortical Screw (BCS) implant is a definitive option for the rehabilitation of missing teeth of patients regardless of the available alveolar bone without additional augmentation (grafts) procedures. Immediate functional loading using Osseo-fixed BCS implants shows a high implant survival rate without any infection; 'Peri-implantitis? and have a positive impact on oral health and highly increased patient satisfaction.

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\keywords{im mediate functional loading, Bi-cortical screw implant (BCS), Osseo-fixation, basal implantology, bendable implants.}

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\section[{Introduction}]{Introduction}\par
i-cortical screw implant also known as strategic implant is a contemporary implantology system that is uniquely made to utilize the cortical bone of jaws for the retention of dental implants \hyperref[b0]{1} .\par
Nowadays, patients desire to eliminate waiting periods and multiple appointments, discomfort associated with basic dental implantology. Bi-cortical screw implants provide fixed prosthesis in a short duration of time within seven days of implant placement and avoid healing periods associated with conventional implantology.\par
The theory behind the Strategic implants (bicortical implantology) is similar to the treatment concepts performed during osteosynthesis, maxillofacial traumatology, and Orthopedic surgery. The Bi-cortical screw (BCS) implants are placed cortically, and the process to initiate this anchorage has been referred to as Osseo-fixation. Secondary Osseointegration occurs through the vertical shaft of the implants, and is expected to happen in any case later \hyperref[b1]{2} .\par
As BCS implants gain anchorage by utilizing the cortical bone of the Mandible, wall of the Sinus, Nasal floor and the tubero-pterygoid region \hyperref[b2]{3} (Figure  {\ref .}2\&3), a thorough knowledge of maxillofacial anatomy is needed for implant placement. These anatomic structures facilitate placement of BCS implants regardless of the type of alveolar bone, because they do not require any bone graft and bone augmentation procedures.\par
The success of the BCS implants depends on the macro-mechanic anchorage (Osseo-fixation) in the 2nd or 3 rd cortical and secondary stability come after Osseointegration.\par
Bending areas in the vertical shaft of bi-cortical screw implants was first introduced by Dr. Stefan Idhe. Bending of implants can align abutment in the desired direction for placement of prosthesis and also exhibits more even stress dissemination along the implant shaft region than a machine-angulated implant abutment. Therefore, bendable abutment of BCS implants resists masticatory forces greater than pre angulated or straight implant abutment \hyperref[b3]{4} . 
\section[{II.}]{II.}\par
Type of Basal Implants1. BOI (Basal Osseo-Integrated Implant) (Figure.1) 2. BCS (Bi-Cortical Screw Implant) (Figure.1)\par
These two types of basal implants can be differentiated by not only having self cutting threads in BCS, but also by the way how they are placed. Immediate functional loading on single-piece implants had gained demand and accepted treatment option for fixed restorations of missing teeth \hyperref[b4]{5} .\par
These uniquely designed BCS implants have self-cutting threads, the smooth surface vertical shaft of BCS implants create a non-infectable connection with the prosthesis and prevent peri-implantitis.\par
BCS implants have proven to be successful for patients even in lack of alveolar bone (limiting treatment) so there is no rejection in treatment of implant placement in such patients.   
\section[{Aim of the Study}]{Aim of the Study}\par
The study was aimed to analyze clinically and radiographically for six months of Osseo-fixed immediately loaded basal implants and also to determine the patient satisfaction for these basal cortical screw implants.\par
IV. 
\section[{Materials and Methods}]{Materials and Methods}\par
A prospective cohort study was conducted on fifteen basal Bi-Cortical Screw Implants placed in ten adult patients in the department of oral and maxillofacial surgery, Mamata Dental College and Hospital, Khammam, Telangana between 2019-2020. Ethical clearance was obtained and all patients were informed about the implant placement procedure, and informed consent was taken from patients participating in the study. 
\section[{a) Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria}]{a) Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria}\par
Not even a single patient was rejected neither for "lack of the bone" (i.e.) All kinds of bone atrophy and trauma to the jaw, which damages not only the teeth but also the alveolar bone nor for "any diseases (i.e, the untreated periodontal disease, especially in people with diabetics will resorb the available bone and hypertension) that they carried." Expect patients on current Radiotherapy (or) chemotherapy and IVbisphosphonate treatment. 
\section[{b) Surgical Technique}]{b) Surgical Technique}\par
BCS implants have a different surgical technique that is easy and simple to execute. Under all aseptic conditions, implants were placed in the extraction sockets and edentulous bone site (depending on implant site needed). Using a pilot pathfinder drill and a manual drill, a controlled osteotomy was prepared till second cortical bone was reached which was adequate for Osseo-fixation of implant. The implants were then placed in place, where the abutment threads were parallelized through bending up to 15 degrees of implant abutment. 
\section[{c) Post-operative criteria for evaluation of basal cortical}]{c) Post-operative criteria for evaluation of basal cortical}\par
Screw implants The following observations were drawn on x-rays ? The radiographic observation for formation of the bone sockets containing implants.\par
? The marginal bone levels of the implants were measured mesial and distal on the IOPA. ? Place of insertion in the target cortical (i.e, second Cortical) on orthopantomogram. 
\section[{d) Results}]{d) Results}\par
Results have been described in Table \hyperref[tab_1]{1}-2 and Graphs 1-6.\par
All patients were clinically and radiographically followed-up for six months. In a total of 15 Bi-cortical screw implants 14 of 3.6mm and 1 of 4.6 mm in diameter with 6 of 20mm, 1 of 12mm, 4 of 17mm, 3 of 23mm in length were placed in mandible and maxilla. (Table \hyperref[tab_1]{1})\par
Interim prosthesis was restored in all the patients immediately within three hours post-operatively with only 3 implants were restored after 24 hours and replaced with functional loading fixed prosthesis within seven days after Implant placement.\par
The loading time varied between patients due to their unavailability at certain times with a mean variation of 10 days with a standard deviation (SD) of 7.36 days. (Graph1).\par
The pain had maximum pain on day one (mean value of 1) and decreased significantly finally no pain (mean value of 0) follow-up period with Friedman's test of P-value 0.0, which is statistically not significant (NS). (Graph 2)\par
Primary stability and periapical radiolucency had been absent in 15 of 15 implants placed during the study period. (Table \hyperref[tab_2]{2})\par
Around the region of self-cutting threads of implant radiolucency was not seen. The bone loss is seen around the vertical shaft of the BCS implants but is insignificant as there is no role for Osseo-Integration in basal implantology as it is Osseo-fixed. Near to 100 percent bone formation was established around the vertical shaft at the end of six months follow-up (Graph 3).\par
The dual process of healing around the BCS Implant by Osseo-Integration happening in any case later (a process that takes part approximately after weeks) the mean marginal bone loss around the implants is measured at the end of six months after implant placement with the mean value 0.04mm on mesial and 0.05mm distal side of Implant of P-value 0.164 (NS) and 0.290 (NS) on mesial and distally which statistical not significant (NS) indicating no 'periimplantitis' by using ANOVA one-way test of statistical analysis. (Graph 4,5).\par
Overall, patient's satisfaction with implant placement was good and satisfied with the mean value 1.10 and standard deviation (SD) of 0.32 (Graph 6).  V. 
\section[{Discussion}]{Discussion}\par
Over the past decades, two different techniques were developed regarding the implantology (i.e, conventional dental implantology and Bicortical-basal Implantology both techniques) work on different principles by Osseo-Integration and later by Osseofixation in a stable cortical bone \hyperref[b5]{6} .\par
Cortical Implantology, similar to the concepts of orthopedics and traumatology principles used in fracture treatment with the plates and screws are bicortical engagement with screws and immediate splinting of screws with plate and early functional mobilization. Similar in cortical Implantology BCS implants are engaged in cortical bones. They are splinted with immediate loaded fixed prosthesis. In our study, according to these concepts, Basal screw implants are immediately loaded with fixed prosthesis within seven days of Implant placement, save time and cost considerably \hyperref[b6]{7} .\par
In conventional implantology, the amount of alveolar bone height and width is essential. In Bicortical implantology availability of cortical bone 2nd cortical is important where Implant is Osseo-fixed \hyperref[b3]{4} .\par
Neither patient selection was made regarding the available alveolar bone height and width at all it must be pointed out, that all patients were treated due to "lack of the bone", nor were any, additional augmentation surgical procedures performed.\par
In our present study, surgical procedure was invasive not associated with post-operative swelling and healing was rapid and often additional surgical risks and complications were reduced.\par
The two factors that establish the success of immediately functional loaded implants is the proper Osseo-fixation into the cortical bone with good implant Immediate Functional Loading -Evaluation of Bi-Cortical Screw Implants primary stability and prevention of overloading at the interface of the bone-implant during six months of the bone healing \hyperref[b7]{8} .\par
Clinically lack of mobility implant does not always coincide with bone-implant interface. However, when clinically noticed, lack of implant mobility usually means that at least implant portion is direct contact (Osseo-fixed) with bone, although the percentage of bone contact cannot be specified \hyperref[b8]{9} .\par
In the present study, nearly 100\% of bone levels were attained at the end of the follow-up period. This increased bone levels is due to the special dual process of healing around the BCS Implants by Osseo-Integration.\par
Grandi et al, concluded that if high primary stability is present during the implant placement immediately functional loading implants had the same success rate with delayed loading \hyperref[b9]{10} .\par
In the present study, there was no mobility of implants during the follow-up period, and primary stability achieved was similar to the study done by Ihde and Palka on BCS implants which had no mobility after two years follow-up.\par
Specific conventional implant surfaces are assumed to be better than other in the concept of Osseo-Integration as the assumption that some specific implant surface works better than polished smooth surface Titanium is not justified by science \hyperref[b5]{6} .\par
Similarly, specific implant surface has no importance for the faster Osseo-Integration of the implant. Hence BCS implants are immediately functional loaded with prosthesis utilizing cortical for Osseofixation in the concept of the Bicortical-basal implantology instead of waiting towards Osseo-Integration.\par
BCS Implants have an advantage is associated with thin and smooth polished implant surface makes it effectively difficult for bacterial establishment and migration along the implant portion in 2 nd cortical. The mechanical masticatory forces hit the bone away from the crestal bone (i.e, 1st cortical the zone of bacterial attack). Such implants show no pockets around the mucosal penetration areas, nor has predictable vertical bone loss ever been described for these Implant designs \hyperref[b10]{11} .\par
The present study results were also in accordance with the study conducted by Aleksandra Lazarov (2019), where in the study period of 12-57 months and 5100 implants were placed, proclaim that signs of peri-implantitis was not establish around BCS Implants at all \hyperref[b11]{12} .\par
The BCS Implants appear to be resistant and avoid 'peri-implantitis' most prevalent problem related to two-piece implantology and foremost to implant failure.\par
Basal Cortical Screw (BCS) implants, is a definitive option for the rehabilitation of missing teeth of patients with regardless of the available alveolar bone without additional augmentation (grafts) procedures. Immediate functional loading using Osseo-fixed BCS implants shows a high implant survival rate without any infection, 'Peri-implantitis' and have a positive impact on oral health and highly increase patient satisfaction.\par
Hence it can be concluded that however the conventional implantology contraindications for implant placement do not apply for Bi-cortical Screw basal implantology. 
\section[{Advantage of study}]{Advantage of study}\par
1. Rehabilitation of missing tooth within minimal time frame with fixed prosthesis. 2. Minimal cost (no graft's) with Osseo-fixed cortically by simple surgical technique. 
\section[{Limitation of the study}]{Limitation of the study}\par
Longer follow-up and further studies including an increased number of patients, are needed to assess the long-term success of BCS Implants.\begin{figure}[htbp]
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\caption{\label{fig_1}Figure 2 :Figure 3 :}\end{figure}
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\noindent\textbf{1} \par 
\begin{longtable}{P{0.6348765432098765\textwidth}P{0.21512345679012346\textwidth}}
Place of Osseo-fixation in the second cortical\tabcellsep Implants(n) \%\\
Nasal floor\tabcellsep 9 (60\%)\\
Palatine bone and wall of sinus\tabcellsep 1 (6.6\%)\\
Mandible interforaminal anchorage\tabcellsep 5 (33.3\%)\end{longtable} \par
 
\caption{\label{tab_1}Table 1 :}\end{figure}
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\noindent\textbf{2} \par 
\begin{longtable}{P{0.48571428571428565\textwidth}P{0.15785714285714286\textwidth}P{0.20642857142857143\textwidth}}
Parameters\tabcellsep Absent/Present\tabcellsep Implants(n) \%\\
Primary stability/mobility of implant\tabcellsep Absent\tabcellsep 15 (100\%)\\
Infection/periapical radiolucency\tabcellsep Absent\tabcellsep 15 (100\%)\end{longtable} \par
  {\small\itshape [Note: Graph 1: Duration of prosthesis restored.]} 
\caption{\label{tab_2}Table 2 :}\end{figure}
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