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Artimplant: Artelon Cosmetic Study Confirms Product Application – Publication Accepted by Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research
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A post-market study has been conducted by the Brånemark Clinic in Gothenburg on Artelon Cosmetic for soft tissue augmentation in the upper jaw. The study confirms that patients with tissue defects can be treated successfully with Artelon Cosmetic.
Dr. Bertil Friberg, who conducted the study at the Brånemark Clinic, states: “Artelon is an interesting material for dental applications. In this particular study we demonstrate that Artelon Cosmetic integrates well with body tissue and volume augmentation is maintained over time.”
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