New jaw bone techniques tested for faster dental implants
NCT ID NCT05720143
Summary
This study compared three different bone splitting techniques to help place dental implants in people with narrow jaw ridges. Thirty-nine patients with missing back teeth received implants using either osseodensification, piezosurgery, or a magnetic mallet to widen the bone. Researchers measured how much bone width was gained, bone loss over time, and how stable the implants were after placement.
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University of Damascus
Damascus, Syria
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