| Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.2) (published 1970) | Dr. Leonard I. Linkow |
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Subperiosteal implants 575
B
Fig. 12-113. A, The implant was fitted to the hard palate and, B, secured to it with fixation screws.
B
D
Fig. 12-114. A, The tissues were sutured along the alveolar crest. The three protruding posts were "punched through" the palatal tissue, so no sutures were required. B and C, A hole was cut out through the palatal portion of the bite registration block so that it would not interfere with the three protruding posts. D, An acrylic liner was placed inside the bite block to obtain an accurate seat over the implant posts.
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