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What are the anatomic limitations?

April 26, 2017anatomic limitations

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What are the anatomic limitations?

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The presence of a bone as a base is essential. The best indications for implants are for anterior areas, that is, from pre-molar to pre-molar in the maxilla as well as in the mandible. Posterior areas are subject to restrictions since they present anatomic accidents which hinder the installation of an implant, although an X-ray exam is necessary for its perfect recommendation or counter-indication. Each case is a specific case.