Five-year survival rates for implants placed using digitally-designed static surgical guides: a systematic review
Digitally-designed static surgical guides provide an acceptable level of accuracy and predictability for the placement of dental implants. However, to our knowledge, few published studies have compared the long-term survival of implants placed in this way with those placed using other methods. A sys...
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