Complications of Dental Implants Associated With Augmentation Procedure and Its Management: A Review.
Journal Title: International Journal of Dental Science and Innovative Research (IJDSIR) - Year 2019, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
Treatment with dental implants has evolved from earlier much old procedures to a mainstream clinical activity however its potential benefits and high success rates have led to procedures sometimes being incorrectly used with unfortunate outcomes. Implants have evolved from its use as a functional device to a device which is esthetically acceptable. However, treatment is not always successful because implant is a foreign body. The focus of implant research is shifting from descriptions of clinical success to the identification of factors associated with its complications or failure. Present review gives insight about complications of dental implants associated with augmentation procedure and its management.
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Dr. Preeti Prakash Kale
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