Echoosteometric Indicators in Implant-Supported Prosthetics

Abstract

Relevance of the Problem: The success of dental implant-supported prosthetics is increasingly recognized as a critical factor in modern dentistry. With the growing demand for effective and long-lasting dental solutions, understanding the various factors that influence implant success is essential. One of the key determinants in achieving favorable outcomes is the quality of the surrounding bone structure. Echoosteometric indicators, such as bone height, width, thickness, and density, play a vital role in assessing the suitability of the implant site and predicting the potential for osseointegration.