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Nano-superhydrophilic and bioactive surface in poor bone environment. Part 1: transition from primary to secondary stability. A controlled clinical trial : Bioactive implant surfaces in poor density bone.

Canullo LuigiMaria MeniniPaolo PesceRoberta IaconoSculean AntonMassimo Del Fabbro
Published in: Clinical oral investigations (2024)
The bioactive surface showed better behavior in terms of implant stability in D3-D4 bone quality in the early stages of bone healing. Clinical relevance This study demonstrated that the transition from primary to secondary stability is improved using bioactive surface, especially in cases of poor bone environment (D3/D4 bone).
Keyphrases
  • bone mineral density
  • soft tissue
  • clinical trial
  • bone loss
  • bone regeneration
  • postmenopausal women
  • randomized controlled trial
  • body composition
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