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Published May 16, 2016 at 520 × 326 in The severe atrophied maxilla: Newly described treatment concepts to avoid extensive grafting procedures are showing encouraging results, in particular those using tilted implants.
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Figure 14. View of the ANKYLOS® Balance Base abutment in situ after removal of the seating instrument.

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