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See Latest ArticlesDental Implants in Persons with Severe Epilepsy and Multiple Disabilities: A Long-Term Retrospective Study
The International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants, 06/26/09
Cune MS et al. - Dental implant treatment in a population of patients with severe epilepsy and additional disabilities seems to be a viable treatment option. Implant loss is rare. Although adequate plaque control was not feasible in all patients, marginal bone levels remained stable.
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