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Immediate Implant Placement by Drilling Through Roots
This randomized clinical trial compared two techniques for immediate dental implant placement in molar extraction sites. In the intervention group, implant osteotomy preparation was performed through the interradicular bone before molar extraction, while in the control group the tooth was extracted first and the implant was placed immediately in the fresh extraction socket. The study evaluated implant stability, accuracy of implant positioning, surgical time, and postoperative pain
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