In case you missed an issue, here are the links to our most popular dental implant blogs from last month. Just click on any title to read the blog.
Topping the list is: Dental Implant Malpractice Worries.
Next up is: Materialise Sues Nobel Biocare.
Then we have: Implants Impact on Endodontics.
Finally, we have: Piezosurgery Technique and Dental Implant Perforation
For a full listing of all our July 2006 dental implant blogs, please click here.
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One Response to “ OsseoNews July 2006 Review ”
Could you have an MRI (for implant placement) done instead of the I-CAT to avoid exposing the brain to radiation? I realize it would be more expensive, but if the patient was willing to pay for it is that something that could be done?
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