| Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.1) (published 1970) | Dr. Leonard I. Linkow |
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The evolution of dental implants 181
Fig. 5-89. Bodine's butterfly implants in place. They straddle the good amount of alveolar bone usually remaining between natural teeth. (Courtesy R. L. Bodine, Jr.)
Fig. 5-90. A variation of the butterfly implant. The largest amount of metal has been used in the implant's flanks, and the abutment post has been reduced to a narrow, tapering shape.
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