What is Implant Failure, Biology

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What is Implant Failure

Implant Failure : The total failure of implant to fulfil its purpose which are49

Surgical Complications,

Long Term Implant

Failures and

Management of

Perimplantitis

functional, esthetics and phonetic because of mechanical and biological reasons

 


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