Publications by authors named "Oscar J Sarnachiaro"
Article Synopsis
- The study aimed to compare the bone-implant contact percentages of immediate-loaded implants versus nonloaded (control) implants in nonhuman primates.
- Ninety days post-surgery, results showed that immediate-loaded implants had a higher average contact percentage (62.4%) compared to control implants (56.3%), though one immediate-loaded implant failed and two had lower contact percentages.
- The findings suggest that while immediate loading of implants can enhance bone integration, there are risks involved, highlighting a need for careful consideration in clinical applications.
