Marginal bone resorption at dental implant - RTG analysis
<p>Dental implants are modern solutions, they compensate the lost tooth or teeth in the maxilla or mandible. Their target is to improve the mastication, esthetics and phonation. They are made of metal,metal alloys or non-metallic materials. An important factor for successful implantation is bi...
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Main Authors: | Pejeva E (Author), Papakoca K (Author), Ambarkova V (Author), Todorovska G (Author) |
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Journal of Dental Problems and Solutions - Peertechz Publications,
2018-01-02.
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