Surgical Motor Units for Implant Placement?
Last Updated: May 27, 2007
I am just getting ready to start placing dental implants and need to select a surgical motor unit. I have noticed a wide range in the types and cost of the units. Any advice as to which one to buy or which one to avoid?
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