The future of zygomatic workflows
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Zygomatic implants have long been a reliable solution for severe maxillary atrophy, and the first-ever consensus on the treatment protocol has been published by the Network of ZAGA Centres.
“A modified Delphi consensus for rehabilitations anchored to zygomatic implants” set out to investigate the treatment approaches of 63 experts, with 43 members of the acclaimed ZAGA Centres Network completing both rounds of questions.
The result provided definitive insight into the comprehensive workflows for zygomatic implant surgery. In turn, it will help to build effective and safe practices for patients of the future.
Professor Cemal Ucer took part in the study, as an experienced and reliable figure in dental implantology. He engages in both clinical and educational settings, furthering the dental implantology skill-sets of fellow professionals.
Prof. Ucer leads the Centre for Oral-Maxillofacial and Dental Implant Reconstruction, an acclaimed ZAGA Centre based in Manchester. His work utilises the latest techniques, and ensures referred patients receive high-quality care.
To learn more about the latest zygomatic workflow developments and how they affect your patients, contact Prof. Ucer and his team today.
Please contact Professor Ucer at ucer@icedental.institute or Mel Hay at mel@mdic.co
01612 371842
