these results indicate that ( 1 ) relatively simple and inexpensive titanium implants develop a rigid osseous interface , ( 2 ) 6 weeks is an adequate healing period , prior to loading , to attain rigid stability and avoid spontaneous fracture , ( 3 ) continuously loaded implants remain stable within the bone , ( 4 ) bone formation is observed on periosteal surfaces subjected to concave flexure ( compression ) , ( 5 ) cancellous-type bone orients perpendicularly between loaded implants , apparently corresponding to lines of stress , ( 6 ) new secondary osteons are propagated at or near the surface of loaded implants , ( 7 ) the remodeling ( turnover ) cycle for rabbit compact bone is about 6 weeks , and ( 8 ) endosseous implants have potential as a source of firm osseous anchorage for orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics .
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