Relationship between cortical bone thickness and implant stability at the time of surgery and secondary stability after osseointegration measured using resonance frequency analysis

Article Article scientifique Article Relationship between cortical bone thickness and implant stability at the time of surgery and secondary stability after osseointegration measured using resonance frequency analysis eng 2018 author Tanaka Kenko 842961 author Sailer Irena 809246 author Iwama Ryosuke author Yamauchi Kensuke author Nogami Shinnosuke author Yoda Nobuhiro author Takahashi Tetsu 360-372 10.5051/jpis.2018.48.6.360 30619637 2093-2278 It has been suggested that resonance frequency analysis (RFA) can measure changes in the stability of dental implants during osseointegration. This retrospective study aimed to evaluate dental implant stability at the time of surgery (primary stability; PS) and secondary stability (SS) after ossseointegration using RFA, and to investigate the relationship between implant stability and cortical bone thickness. Cortical bone thickness Implant stability Osseointegration Resonance frequency analysis Dewey 617.6 210 Division de prothèse fixe et biomatériaux 24Q2 false 908 Groupe Sailer Iréna 946 Journal of Periodontal and Implant Science 48 6 1a21f39f-3e08-4842-8b68-f08a81e0a1be Article (Published version) Public Relationshipbetweencorticalbone.pdf 2337170 application/pdf CC BY-NC openAccess Faculté de médecine / Section de médecine dentaire / Département de réhabilitation oro-faciale / Division de prothèse fixe et biomatériaux

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