Editorial Type:
Article Category: Research Article
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Online Publication Date: 01 Apr 2019

A Case of an Ultra-Short Sintered Porous-Surfaced Implant in a Patient With Periodontitis: 11-Year Follow-Up

MD, DDS,
DDS, and
DDS
Page Range: 155 – 158
DOI: 10.1563/aaid-joi-D-18-00024
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Figures 1–6

Figure 1. Preoperative orthopantomography. Figure 2. Periapical X ray of the edentulous site 3 months after tooth extraction. Figure> 3. Clinical view of the edentulous site 3 months after tooth extraction. Figure 4. Periapical X ray of the 5 × 5 mm SPS implant inserted in site #3. Figure 5. Implant uncovered after 4 months; the picture shows bone around and above the implant. Figure 6. Result of osteotomy before positioning the healing abutment.


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Figures 7–12

Figure 7. Periapical X ray of the provisional restoration of the implant. Figure 8. Periapical X ray of the definitive restoration of the implant. Figure 9. Follow-up orthopantomography 4 years after loading. Figure 10. Follow-up periapical X ray 9 years after loading. Figure 11. Follow-up periapical X-ray 11 years after loading. Figure 12. Clinical view of the definitive prostheses 11 years after loading.


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Corresponding author, e-mail: tommy.moro@gmail.com
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