Use of Endodontic Cores for Rigid Screw Retention of the Natural Dentition to Dental Implants by Means of Fixed Partial Prostheses for the Atrophic Mandible: Long-Term Clinical Results OJDOH - Iris Publishers
Implant-supported prostheses have been first choice for treating lost teeth. However, there are challenging cases that only reach resolution by exploring unconventional options. In order to overcome specific shortcomings, tooth-implant supported prostheses have shown to be a predictable treatment option. The most significant difference between an implant-supported prosthesis, when compared to a tooth-supported, is the absence of a periodontal ligament (PDL). This anatomic structure is responsible for tooth movement, shock absorption, and proprioception [1-3].
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