Identify Implant in Patient from Korea?
Last Updated: May 29, 2011
Dr. H. asks:
I have a new female patient from Korea. She had an implant placed in Korea in the #14 site [maxillary left first molar; 26] 2.5 years prior. The implant is well integrated and there is no mobility, purulence or inflammation. I have to restore the implant and cannot identify its source. Can someone please help me to identify this implant so I can know what components to order?

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