The peri-implant space (Fig.3) is filled with bone graft (Fig.4 *). The apical portion of the socket appears to have reduced 4 months postop (Fig.14). When the patient returns 1.5 years post cementation, there is increased bone density next to the coronal portion of the implant, equivalent to the bone graft (Fig.15 *). The crestal bone loss remains 2.5 years post cementation (Fig.17 *), although there is no sign of periimplantitis. Oral hygiene is poor. There is no change in the soft or hard tissues 3 years 8 months post cementation (Fig.18).
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Xin Wei, DDS, PhD, MS 1st edition 12/31/2019, last revision 03/22/2021