| Maxillary Implants (published 1977) | Dr. Leonard I. Linkow |
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The natural and artificial abutment supported toroplant has worked well. The strength of the remaining teeth (1), rather than their number, is an important factor. Another goal in such a case is to provide maximum bladevent support (2). Such security allows minimizing the palatal portion of the implant (3,4,5), a feature proving valuable in other types of maxillary sub periosteal implants.
Blade — pterygoid — subperiosteal combinations
Toroplant endosteal blade
anterior
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