Case Report
Management of Retrograde Peri-Implantitis Using an Air-Abrasive Device, Er,Cr:YSGG Laser, and Guided Bone Regeneration
Table 1
Etiological factors of RPI.
| At the time of implant placement | Preexisting disease related to a tooth |
| (1) Contamination of the surgical bed | (1) Endodontic pathology associated with an extracted tooth | (2) Excessive heat or compression over the time of implant placement | (2) Retained root tip | (3) Presence of remnants of milling | (3) Preexisting bone disease | (4) Overextended osteotomy | (4) Adjacent tooth with periapical radiolucency | (5) Presence of a foreign body | (5) Remaining cells from a cyst or granuloma | (6) Premature loading leading to bone microfractures | ā |
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