magnet-retained two-mini-implant overdenture: clinical and mechanical consideration
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Abstract
Two-implant overdentures have become the accepted treatment for restoring mandibular edentulism. The dimensions of regular implants sometimes limit their use, such as in the case of narrow ridges. Mini-implants with reduced diameters (less than 3.0 mm) enable insertion into narrow ridges. A magnet-retained two-mini-implant overdenture system was developed and is described in this paper. Additionally, we describe a clinical mandibular procedure using the system and evaluate its biomechanical performance.
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| Authors | ;Yuichi Ishida;H. S. Kiran Kumar;Takaharu Goto;Megumi Watanabe;Rudi Wigianto;Tetsuo Ichikawa |
| Journal | journal of cellular biochemistry |
| Year | 2016 |
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