“…It has clearly been shown to accurately assess implant osseointegration, since it has been positively correlated to bone‐to‐implant contact (BIC) in the course of the biological integration process (Meredith, Shagaldi, Alleyne, Sennerby, & Cawley, ). This finding was further evidenced in the clinical setting (Monje, Suarez, et al, ), where the healing pattern conditioned by the maxillary/mandibular implant site dictated the implant stability quotient (ISQ) (Huwiler, Pjetursson, Bosshardt, Salvi, & Lang, ). However, more controversial evidence is found on assessing the accuracy of RFA in predicting implant failure (Huwiler et al, ; Monje, Ortega‐Oller, et al, ), questioning the usefulness of its routine use in monitoring implant stability over time.…”