Abstract
I have altered the original design of unilateral subperiosteal implants and have had a high degree of success in using such a modification for the past 10 years. These implants have provided good retention and stability against lateral forces (Fig. 9). The unilateral subperiosteal implant has a definite place in dentistry, when it is used intelligently.
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