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Cemented Implant Restorations and the Risk of Peri-implant Disease: Current Status,y Wilson. More evidence is presented by evaluating failed, removed implants and establishing if cement was present on the body of the implant. Although this does not explain why the peri-implant disease occurs, it does highlight significant problems dentists are having when restoring implants with cemented restorations.

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