Study Purpose: This research compares two ways to prepare for a molar implant: Osseodensification and Piezoelectric implant site preparation (PISP). These methods help place dental implants in the jawbone where a tooth was removed. The study focuses on how well these methods work and how stable the implant is.
Who Can Join: Adults who need an implant in their back lower jaw, have healthy bone at the extraction site, are generally healthy, and haven't had certain cancer treatments. The bone should be at least 3 mm wide after tooth removal.
Study Details:
- Length: Details on the number of visits or length of the study aren't given. You may need to discuss this with the study team.
- Visits Needed: The number of visits is not specified; more information can be obtained from the study team.
- Risks: If you have certain health conditions or are a heavy smoker, you may not be eligible.
If interested, please contact the study team for more information about participating!
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