Basal implants represent a relatively recent advancement in dental implant technology, providing numerous benefits compared to traditional implant systems. These implants are strategically positioned in the basal bone, which possesses greater density and stability than the conventional jawbone. Specifically designed for fixed rehabilitation in cases of significant jaw atrophy, various designs of basal implants are currently available. This review seeks to detail the characteristics of basal implants and to highlight the distinctions between them and conventional implants.
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