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Methodology: An electronic search was done in PUBMED, SCOPUS, and a hand search was done in radiology, periodontology, and oral surgery journals. The search yielded 428 results, from which only 6 articles were selected for this literature review. Both prospective and retrospective studies were included. Clinical studies with information on the pre-implant condition of the site, detailed implant procedure, and follow-up after implant placement of more than 6 months were only considered for this review.
Results And Conclusion: Limited clinical studies, shorter follow-up periods were the shortcomings of this review. However, it can be summarized that dental implants should not be placed at the site of FCOD, however can be placed at adjacent sites. Variations in implant type or the implant length had no bearing on the survival of implants at the sites of FCOD.
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