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RFA R-Evolution: a New Protocol to Avoid Implant Failure

Sponsor: Daniele Moretto

Summary

The main objective of this study is to assess the impact of confounding factors such as jaw, implant position, indication, smoking status, implant dimension, and medical history on RFA trends. In addition, this study aims to explore correlations of RFA trend, with the goal of using ISQ trends as an indicator for treatment protocol decisions (e.g. time of loading). Participants have already received dental implant as per clinic's standard protocol. Information regarding Implant Stability Quotient (ISQ) measurements performed at any time point until 1-year follow-up will be collected. The principal investigator protocol regarding the use of ISQ measure to define time of implant loading will also be assessed. Only participants followed up at least until one year after implant placement will be included in the data collection.

Official title: Retrospective Single Cohort Mono-center Study on Trends in Implant Stability Measured by RFA

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