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lracut11

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Which implant technique places the implant into the bone and gingival tissue and is sutured into place?
 a. one-stage implant technique
  b. two-stage implant technique
  c. three-stage implant technique
  d. four-stage implant technique

Question 2

Which type of implant is only used with patients who have severely resorbed alveolar ridges that will not support the other types of implants?
 a. endosteal
  b. transosteal
  c. subperiosteal
  d. mini-dental



honnalora

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Answer to Question 1

b
RATIONALE: In the two-stage implant technique, the implant is placed into the bone and gingival tissue is sutured into place to cover the implant.

Answer to Question 2

b
RATIONALE: The transosteal implant is used in an edentulous area of the mandible, and passes through the cortical plate and the alveolar bone. Usually this type of implant is only used with patients who have severely resorbed alveolar ridges that will not support the other types of implants.



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