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Luigi Tomaselli1, Enrica Giammarinaro2, Roberta Grassi3

  • 1Private Practice, Bologna, Italy.

Clinical Advances in Periodontics
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Summary

This study introduces a novel basal bone anchorage technique for immediate dental implant loading in severe maxillary bone atrophy. The graftless approach achieved 100% implant survival and success, offering a less invasive solution for complex oral rehabilitation.

Keywords:
atrophic maxillabasal bone anchorageimmediate loading

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