Is zero bone loss a possibility when placing implants? Paper by Tomas Linkevičius.
Crestal bone stability around dental implants remains one of the most important and foremost factors of successful implant treatment. Besides major clinical advantages to the patient, a positive long-term outcome due to stable marginal bone provides the clinician with psychological comfort and satisfaction. Therefore it is necessary to be aware of possible causes which can lead to loss of crestal bone stability and to use every method to prevent bone resorption.
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