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Flapless Immediate Adjacent Implants and Provisionalisation Flapless Immediate Adjacent Implants and Provisionalisation

Author(s):

Tidu Mankoo, DDS

Date Added:

9/22/2003


Summary:

The immediate implant concept in the cases presented has been shown not only to be successful but also advantageous. The reduced treatment times and immediate tooth replacement provide a real benefit to the patient.

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