Movilización del nervio dentario inferior con PIEZOSURGERY®

1. A. Sande Sardina
2. J. Barreiro Torres
3. M. Somoza Martín
4. A. García García

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Abstract

Introduction: For a long time, osseonitegrated implant placement in the posterior área of the mandible has been difficult due to the presence of the inferior alveoloar nerve, and, as well as bone reroption that mainly depends on the time that teeth have been absent, and, as a result, the patient sometimes does not have enough width and height to place implants. Nowadays, this limitation has been solved thanks to some techniques such as bone grafting, alveolar distraction osteogenesis and the mobilization of the inferior alveolar nerve.

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