Ask the Experts: Will Implants Still be Needed in the Future?

In our “Ask the Experts” series, we invite leading professionals to weigh in on topical and thought-provoking questions, each offering their perspective in under 250 words. This edition features insights from Daniel Buser (Switzerland), Tabea Flügge (Germany), Eiji Funakoshi (Japan), and Martin Schimmel (Switzerland), as they tackle the provocative question if dental implants will still be needed in the future.

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Published
2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.63580/iti.fi.45745
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Dental Implant Techniques and Outcomes
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Abstract

In our “Ask the Experts” series, we invite leading professionals to weigh in on topical and thought-provoking questions, each offering their perspective in under 250 words. This edition features insights from Daniel Buser (Switzerland), Tabea Flügge (Germany), Eiji Funakoshi (Japan), and Martin Schimmel (Switzerland), as they tackle the provocative question if dental implants will still be needed in the future.

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