Influence of Healing Process of Extraction on Related Growth Factors in Microscrew-bone Interface of Implanted Titanium Microscrews Near the Extraction Wounds
Abstract
To detect the expression of growth factors relating to bone reconstructions in microscrew-bone interface of implanted titanium microscrews near the extraction wounds, and to determine the influence of healing process on the growth factors. Methods Eight male Beagle dogs (age 18 months) were divided into experimental and control groups. Titanium microscrews were implanted near an extraction wound in the dogs in the experimental group, while the controls had implantation without extraction wounds. The dogs were sacrificed at 1, 3, 8, 12 weeks, respectively. Immunohistochemistry and \in situ hybridization sections were performed to detect the expression of TGF-β, TNF-α, osteocalcin (OC) protein and \Cbfa1 mRNA. Results The experimental group had higher levels of expression of TGF-β, TNF-α protein and \Cbfa1mRNA than the controls, with significant differences appearing at week one for TNF-α (\P<0.05), week three for TGF-β and TNF-α (\P<0.05), and week eight for \Cbfa1 mRNA (\P<0.05). The expression of OC increased over time and reached peak at week eight (\P<0.05). Conclusion Microscrews implanted near extraction wounds can maintain stability. Severe inflammation occurs in the early stage of healing, but does not sustain. Bone remodeling remains active over the healing process. But prolonged healing phase without force loading could weaken the remodeling.
Keywords: Extraction wound, Micro-implant, TGF-βTNF-αOC\Cbfa1
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