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Review
. 2014;7 Spec No. 2(Spec Iss 2):7-10.

Implant surgery in healthy compromised patients-review of literature

I M Gheorghiu  1 , I M Stoian  2
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Review

Implant surgery in healthy compromised patients-review of literature

I M Gheorghiu et al. J Med Life. 2014.

Abstract

Systemic diseases are of major importance in terms of prosthetic restorations supported by dental implants in healthy compromised patients. Each treatment stage from conception of the treatment plan to the long-term monitoring is under the necessity of the interdisciplinary approach to the underlying disease.

Keywords: complications; dental implant; healthy compromised patients; limitations.

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