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Biomechanical aspects: Summary and consensus statements of group 4. The 5th EAO Consensus Conference 2018.

Christoph Hans Franz HämmerleLuca CordaroKarol Alí Apaza AlccayhuamanBotticelli DanieleMarco EspositoLino E ColominaAlfonso GilFelix L GuljeAlexis IoannidisHenny MeijerSpyridon PapageorgiouGerry RaghoebarEugenio RomeoFranck RenouardStefano StorelliFerruccio TorselloHannes Wachtel
Published in: Clinical oral implants research (2019)
The use of single-tooth restorations with crown-to-implant ratio in between 0.9 and 2.2 may be considered a viable treatment option. Multiunit reconstructions with cantilevers are a viable treatment option in fully and partially edentulous patients. Clinicians and patients should be aware, however, that complications are frequent and primarily related to resin material used for veneering. There is some evidence that tilting an implant does affect stability of the implant and the surrounding bone. Treatment options to tilted implants should carefully be considered, as the effect on soft tissues and on prosthesis behavior is poorly reported for tilted implants. Positional changes in the dentition in relation to implant-supported restorations occur frequently. The patient should be informed about the possible need for a treatment related to these changes in the long term.
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