Research Article
Assessment of Quality of Life and Clinical Performance of Immediately Loaded Basal Implants in Prosthetic Rehabilitation of Resorbed Ridges: A Clinico-Radiographic Study
Author(s):
Sumit Aggarwal*
Basal implants are dental implants that employ the basal cortical portion
of the jaws for implant retention. These implants are uniquely and
specifically designed for the sole purpose of gaining anchorage from the
basal cortical bone and have gone through several changes and
modifications in the past several decades. The modern basal implant has a
sophisticated yet simple design, surgical protocols and is a prosthetic
friendly system. These properties have led several practitioners around the
globe to include basal implantology in their practices and so far, this system
has delivered fairly successful results. Although the use of basal implant
supported prosthesis has been documented as an alternative
treatment for patients with severe ridge resorption, there is a paucity of
knowledge on how this treatment affects patients’ satisfaction and quali.. Read More»
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