The "Cement-Implant Interface" is a critical junctional zone in dental implantology that represents the physical and functional boundary between luting cement and the implant abutment surface, distinguished by its role in mediating retention, marginal fit, and potential bacterial microleakage in cement-retained implant restorations.
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