Quick Context: Dr Tae Kwon, one of our lead Implantology educators, shares his expertise. Discussing the Miller classification for assessing both the gingival defect and predictable outcomes.
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Dr Tae Kwon, one of our lead Implantology educators, shares his expertise. Discussing the Miller classification for assessing both the gingival defect and predictable outcomes. Lack of keratinised mucosa or recession can be often problems encountered around
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- Dr Tae Kwon, one of our lead Implantology educators, shares his expertise.
- Discussing the Miller classification for assessing both the gingival defect and predictable outcomes.
- Lack of keratinised mucosa or recession can be often problems encountered around
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