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Surgical Treatments and Immediate Denture Prior to Comprehensive Oral Rehabilitation
Commonly after the early loss of teeth, extractions, presence of periodontal disease, or pneumatization of the sinus cavities, bone resorption occurs leading to atrophy of the alveolar ridge. This presents several challenges from the point of view of implant and rehabilitation when planning implant
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