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Osseointegrated implants have revolutionized dental and maxillofacial surgery, offering high success rates for patients with varying degrees of edentulism. The effectiveness of these implants relies not only on biological and systemic patient factors but also on load distribution, surgical techniques, and implant design. Research emphasizes the importance of surface characteristics, particularly roughness, which enhances the bond between the implant and bone. Titanium is commonly used for its excellent biocompatibility, with various methods employed to achieve optimal surface roughness for better healing.