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Despite the heterogeneity of the included articles, these data showed that flapped (vs flapless) surgery, anxiety, longer surgical duration, anticipation of more pain before surgery, and higher pain levels at earlier time points play a key role in the intensity of acute pain after dental implant surgery. There is strong evidence to suggest that the place of insertion (maxilla/mandible) is not a risk factor for pain. The results for the effect of immediate loading (vs delayed loading), number of implants inserted, sex, age, and smoking on
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