#Immediacy 14. Dec 2020

60 SECONDS with Dr. Ruben Davo on the Straumann® Zygomatic Implant System

Ruben Davó

During the 60 SECONDS episode, we review with Dr. Ruben Davo the current status and the exciting future of the zygomatic concept among the zygomatic community. Additionally, in the same episode of 60 SECONDS, Dr. Ruben Davo shares his experience about the benefits it brings to zygomatic surgeons.

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