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1. Feb 2022
Open Access Online OnlyClinical SnapshotsDOI: 10.53180/dzz-int.2022.0001Pages 3, Language: EnglishEnkling, Norbert

Osseoperception: tactile sensibility of dental implants?

Today, missing teeth can be replaced with alloplastic implants with a high probability of survival. Such restorations come close to a "restitutio ad integrum". However, the question regarding the extent to which dental implants are integrated into the existing stomatognathic control circuit remains unanswered: does the "implant as a foreign body" need to be protected in a special way, or can it be considered a "fully fledged replacement tooth" with its own sensory perception? Keywords: dental implants, osseoperception, tactile sensibility
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