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Retreatment of a Case of Severe Peri-Implantitis Using a Minimally Invasive Approach: Atraumatic Extraction and Transcrestal Sinus Lift

Eduardo Anitua

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Since the beginning of implantology in the 70’s with the advances made by Branemark [1], dental implants have been consolidated as the therapeutic option of choice in many cases of partial or total edentulism for the rehabilitation of patients.

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Since the beginning of implantology in the 70’s with the advances made by Branemark [1], dental implants have been consolidated as the therapeutic option of choice in many cases of partial or total edentulism for the rehabilitation of patients.

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Since the beginning of implantology in the 70’s with the advances made by Branemark [1], dental implants have been consolidated as the therapeutic option of choice in many cases of partial or total edentulism for the rehabilitation of patients.

Key concepts: Peri-implantitis, Edentulism, Medicine, Sinus lift, Dentistry, Sinus (botany), Surgery, Maxillary sinus

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