Locate the position of the submerged implants, Biology

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Locate the position of the submerged implants. It can be located by the following means:

- correlating the radiographs with intraoral position

- on slight palpation of soft tissue the implant head can be felt

- there is a grayish hue in the tissue over the implant, when the tissue thickness is less.

- If the implant has been placed using a guide / stent then the same guide may be replaced back in the oral cavity and the implant head can be marked out.

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