Histological and histomorphometric analyses of narrow implants, crestal and subcrestally placed in severe alveolar atrophy: a study in foxhound dogs.
Josè Luis Calvo-GuiradoRafael Arcesio Delgado-RuizMaria Piedad Ramírez-FernándezMarcus AbboudBojan JanjicJose Eduardo Maté Sánchez de ValPublished in: Clinical oral implants research (2015)
Within the limitations of animal study, it can be stated that the NarrowSky(test group) crestal and subcrestal implants showed less crestal bone resorption, higher ISQ values and most BIC at 4 and 8 weeks of evaluation compared with MiniSky implants (control group). The design of the implants plays an important role in peri-implant mucosa and crestal bone maintenance at 8-week follow-up period.