Implant Biomechanics

Dental implants were introduced for rehabilitation of the partially and completely edentulous patients in the late 1960s. An awareness and subsequent demand for this form of Therapy has increased. The use of implants have revolutionized dental treatment modalities and provided excellent long-term results. The biomechanical factors that contribute to implant overload such as bone type, cuspal-inclination, horizontal offset, and occlusal anatomy are superimposed on physiologic variations.

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Le docteur Anjali Sajjan, du département de prosthodontie et d'implantologie, a réalisé une étude approfondie sur la biomécanique des implants.