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A Novel Drilling Procedure and Subsequent Bone Autograft Preparation
Author(s):
Eduardo Anitua, MD, DDS, PhD;Carmen Carda, MD, Isabel Andia, PhD
Date Added:
4/6/2009
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Summary:
A successful implant treatment protocol has evolved as a consequence of the introduction of new concepts into surgical practice. It is well know that success in implant dentistry depends on several parameters that might be improved considering both biologic and mechanical criteria. When surgical techniques are undertaken with careful attention to detail, the invasiveness of the procedure can be limited to the area where bone regeneration is needed.
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