New study tests best way to place dental implants right after tooth extraction
NCT ID NCT07589140
First seen Jun 27, 2026 · Last updated Jun 27, 2026
Summary
This study looks at whether drilling into the jawbone before placing a dental implant right after tooth removal affects how well the implant stays in place and heals. It also compares placing the implant in the center of the socket versus the palatal root socket. About 124 healthy adults who need a tooth pulled will take part, and researchers will check implant stability and bone levels over time.
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UAB "Panevėžio burnos chirurgijos centras"
Panevezys, Lithuania
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