MECHANICAL AND CLINICAL COMPLICATIONS OF FIXED PROSTHETIC RESTORATIONS ON TWO-STAGE OSSEOINTEGRATED SCREW IMPLANTS: ANALYSIS AND PREVENTIVE STRATEGIES

Abstrak

This study presents a comprehensive analysis of a ten-year clinical experience in prosthetic rehabilitation using fixed constructions supported by two-stage osseointegrated screw implants. The primary objective was to evaluate the long-term clinical performance of such implant-supported restorations, identify the types and frequency of biological and mechanical complications, determine the underlying etiological factors contributing to their development, and formulate effective strategies for their management and prevention.