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Evolution of loading protocols in implant dentistry for partially dentate arches
Abstract:
Better outcomes for patients receiving dental implants as part of oral rehabilitation remains a constant goal. Advances in implant design, clinical protocols and biomaterials provide opportunities to accelerate treatment, increasing efficiency, predictability and patient satisfaction. It is important to understand that these changes can result in negative outcomes and increased risk. This article reviews the existing published evidence relating to accelerated clinical protocols and patient outcomes. Subsequent to the review, clinical recommendations are offered.
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