Cylindrical dental implant

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The short implants allow treating edentulisms with moderate atrophies in one surgical step: without sinus elevations risk-free in the lower jaw due to its proximity to the dental nerve In severe atrophy situations, the front cut drill and Endoret® (PRGF®) will simplify the surgical approach to the mandible and maxillary sinus. Short and narrow implants have sufficient osseointegration surface According to BTI Finite Element Studies: the implant, once osseointegrated, regardless of its length, diameter and geometry, transmits stresses to the bone along the first 3 turns, progressively decreasing in the apical direction increasing implant diameter reduces stresses by 20-30% on adjacent bone So, to reduce stresses to the adjacent bone, BTI recommends: to use short implants with the largest possible diameter to increase the number of narrow implants in multiple restorations, reserving their use as single units for lower and upper lateral incisors