EntriesDental Implant Failure - Why Does it Happen?
According to many oral surgeons, selective dental implant failure may be a consequence of bacteria collecting in a patient’s jawbone prior to the implant surgery. The bacteria will lie dormant until the implant is actually inserted, when the surgeon screwing the implant rod releases them into the bone and gum tissue around the implant site.
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Dental Implant Failure: Why Does it Happen?
According to many oral surgeons, selective dental implant failure may be a consequence of bacteria collecting in a patient’s jawbone prior to the implant surgery. The bacteria will lie dormant until the implant is actually inserted, when the surgeon screwing the implant rod releases them into the bone and gum tissue around the implant site.
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