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Patient-specific finite element analysis of immediate loading in the edentulous maxilla: A single-case biomechanical evaluation of three implant configurations
Aim: Finite element analysis (FEA) is widely used in implant prosthodontics to assess biomechanical behavior and support treatment planning in complex edentulous cases. This work aimed to evaluate stress distribution patterns associated with three implant
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