Flapless Immediate Implant with Titanium Mesh vs Collagen Membrane for Anterior Teeth

This clinical trial aims to explore the effectiveness of two different methods for placing dental implants in patients who have issues with the bone in the front part of the mouth, especially where there is a deficiency in the buccal bone. The study involves patients who need implants due to roots or decayed teeth in the front area and have healthy overall conditions. One group will receive implants using a titanium mesh and a collagen membrane, while the other group will receive implants using only a collagen membrane. The goal is to determine which method better supports bone thickness and overall oral health, which can lead to improved outcomes in dental procedures. Participants in this study will undergo a procedure where implants are placed immediately after removing the damaged teeth without cutting the gum. For one group, the area will be treated with a xenograft and covered with a titanium mesh and collagen membrane, while the other group will use xenograft and collagen membrane only. The thickness of the bone and soft tissue will be measured at 6 and 12 months to evaluate success. Participants will also keep track of their pain and swelling for two weeks following the procedure. Follow-ups will ensure proper oral hygiene and medication will be provided as needed. The collected data will help identify the most effective method for implant placement.