| Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.1) (published 1970) | Dr. Leonard I. Linkow |
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142 Theories and techniques of oral implantology
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Fig. 5-9. Here the Strocks limited their chances of success by choosing to do an implantation in a diseased site, A. The screw, B, was inserted into the site. Roentgenograms, C and D, show little bone regrowth, although the "tooth," E and F, appeared to be firm. (From Strock, A. E.: Experimental work on a method for replacement of missing teeth by direct implantation of a metal support into the alveolus, Amer. J. Orthodont. 25:467-472, 1939.)
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