Mini Implant Systems | OsseoNews Discussions on Dental Implants

Mini Implant Systems | OsseoNews Discussions on Dental Implants: "Yap. A hollow tube is stronger than a solid tube provided you do not screw something into it intimately so much so that it is not just resisting forces from without but it is also fighting a third column of forces within that is persistently trying to force it to explode, and that is why one of the main drawbacks of 2 piece implants is connecting screw failure! A 1 piece solid implant of 2.5mm diameter is on measure still more advantageous to a 3mm diameter hollow implant with a screw tight inside trying to push it apart. So, maybe the FDA may begin to see the light and pontify down the magic number below 3mm as long as it is not hollow. By the way, whether Pluto is a planet or not depends on whether you are a faithful nolstalgic traditionalist or a sort of a curious gungho advancing experimentalist determined to improve and simplify things.Elegance should not be complicated but simple yet functional."

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