Suzie Choe , Tao Ma , Deborah Jones , Harlan J. Shiau , Hanae Saito
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Abstract
The peri‑implant mucosa (PIM) is formed during the wound healing process that follows implant and abutment placement. The PIM is known to play crucial roles in function; acting as a biologic barrier for bacterial infiltration and maintaining the mucosal health of the implant, and for implant esthetics. This narrative review presents:
• Differences between periodontal soft tissue attachment and peri‑implant mucosal tissue attachment
• Development of the osseointegration and its effect on PIM
• Different Implant – abutment interface configurations including one– VS two-piece implants, bone-level VS tissue-level implants, and PIM in different implant collars
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