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The absence of occlusal and functional trauma of prothesis upon the subperiosteal supports, gives the maximun state of quiet to the implants. The stability of implants prevents the pathology of outwards exposures of the sub-structure. In fact, a balance is created between the defensive barrier and the inflammatory charge of plaque. The absence of outwards exposures of the implants prevents their loss. Prothesis is therefore the key for the stability of the subperiosteal implants and for their duration in time.

When the surgeon operates a patient, he must be in a state of absolute serenity with regard to law and his own conscience. This aim can be achieved only when the patient is completely conscious of the type of operation which will be performed, as well as of all possible consequences which may occur afterwards. The balanced occlusion, in restaurations by total subperiosteal technique of serious cases of edentulism of maxillae, seems to be the only possible solution for the duration in time of the two sub-structures.