COMPARISON OF SOCKET PRESERVATION USING SOCKET SHIELD TECHNIQUE WITH AUTOGENOUS DENTIN GRAFT VERSUS ALLOPLAST GRAFT MATERIAL (CLINICAL STUDY)
Mohamed Abo-El-Saad; Sherif Ayad; Lydia Melek; Hagar Abdel Fattah · 2023 · Alexandria Dental Journal
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Abstract
Background: After extracting teeth, both remarkable resorption in the alveolar bone and an obvious reduction have occurred in the labial bone plate as a consequence of the blood supply deficiency that happens especially when the periodontal ligaments are lost. Therefore, to keep the periodontal ligaments preserved, a socket shield technique with autogenous dentine was introduced.Aim of this study: Radiographic evaluation of a combined technique using autogenous dentin graft with socket shield for pre-implant socket preservationPatient and method: Eight patients received socket preservation usi
Abstract by Mohamed Abo-El-Saad; Sherif Ayad; Lydia Melek; Hagar Abdel Fattah, Alexandria Dental Journal (2023) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.21608/adjalexu.2022.146114.1290