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Implant stability quotient (ISQ)

The Implant Stability Quotient (ISQ) is a measurement used by dental professionals to assess how securely an implant is anchored in the bone. Using specialized equipment, they measure vibrations in the implant; higher ISQ values indicate stronger stability. This helps determine if the implant is ready to bear load or if it needs more healing time. Typically, an ISQ value above 70 suggests good stability, while lower scores may require caution before proceeding with further procedures. Overall, ISQ provides a reliable, non-invasive way to ensure the implant's stability and success.