IMPLANTS IN PAEDODONTICS: A PUZZLED CORNER
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Scientific Research - Year 2016, Vol 6, Issue 2
Abstract
Implant placement in adults is a promising treatment option but its use in children is still a dilemma. The dental as well as the skeletal changes occurring in both the jaws from childhood till adolescence makes the use of implants in children an issue of major concern. Considering the growth changes in maxilla and mandible, this review is an insight of possible outcomes of implant placement in a growing child.
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NAVDHA CHAUDHARY
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