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[Clinical follow-up observation of 84 cases of implant-retained/supported prostheses in edentulous patients].

Xiaoqian Li, Xin Xu, Xiaoni Ma

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Abstract

The complication rate of the prosthesis was high in edentulous patients with implant-retained/supported prostheses. Besides, the patients with implant supported denture expressed more satisfaction with their prostheses. And there was a relatively high implant cumulative survival rate of implant-retained/supported prostheses in edentulous patient.

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The complication rate of the prosthesis was high in edentulous patients with implant-retained/supported prostheses. Besides, the patients with implant supported denture expressed more satisfaction with their prostheses. And there was a relatively high implant cumulative survival rate of implant-retained/supported prostheses in edentulous patient.

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The complication rate of the prosthesis was high in edentulous patients with implant-retained/supported prostheses. Besides, the patients with implant supported denture expressed more satisfaction with their prostheses. And there was a relatively high implant cumulative survival rate of implant-retained/supported prostheses in edentulous patient.

Key concepts: Implant, Dentistry, Medicine, Prosthesis, Soft tissue, Dental prosthesis, Patient satisfaction, Orthodontics

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