Objective The purpose of this study is to investigate the type of ridge (degree of angulation of
the lingual concavity) and the buccolingual dimensions in the area of the first and second …

The loss of teeth leads to disorders of the maxillofacial system, primarily causing bone
atrophy, which by its destructive and morphological changes, affects the topographic …

Objective To evaluate the mandibular alveolar bone thickness in untreated skeletal Class I
subjects with different vertical skeletal patterns. Materials and Methods A total of 50 …

Objectives There is little information on the long‐term function of the four Locator attachment
of the mandibular implant retained overdenture (OD), particularly with different distributions …

Objectives To evaluate in the absence of teeth the variability of the mylohyoid line (ML), the
microarchitecture of the adjacent bone, and whether the variable prominence/width of the …

The mandibular second molars are lingually positioned relative to the alveolar ridge and
have a limited amount of lingual alveolar bony support. As the maxillary second molars are …

Background Anatomic variations can make placing implants in the mandible more complex.
Exploring the variation in the presence of ridges and lingual concavity among different races …

The rising demand for dental implants necessitates addressing anatomical challenges,
particularly the shape of the mandible. Incorrectly angling implants can cause lingual …

Objectives The aim of this radiological study is to evaluate the lingual concavity dimensions
and possible implant length in each posterior tooth region according to posterior crest type …

Having grouped the average values (m) in the studied areas of the left and right sides, in
parficular, in the projecfion of 3.6, 3.7, 4.6, 4.7 teeth, we obtained averaged (MM) …