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Prevention of Peri-implant Problems: Prosthodontics

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Prosthetic peri-implant complications may happen during different phases of treatment. From the diagnostic phase to the final restoration, relevant biological, mechanical, and functional principles must be followed to minimize the risk of complications.

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    Frank Higginbottom

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Higginbottom, F., Curiel-Aguilera, F. (2019). Prevention of Peri-implant Problems: Prosthodontics. In: Wilson Jr., T., Harrel, S. (eds) Dental Implant Failure. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-18895-5_5

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