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Bone Management in Defective Sites: What Techniques Work Best TODAY?
Description:
The trend in implant dentistry is towards minimally invasive approaches. This includes site development when inadequate available bone is present. This lecture will discuss minimally invasive autogenous bone grafting, guided bone regeneration, titanium mesh with rhBMP-2, ridge expansion and allogeneic block grafts. Surgeons should consider the advantages and disadvantages of each bone augmentation technique in a given clinical situation, and select the approach with lowest overall cost and morbidity, and the highest likelihood of success.
Date Added:
10/30/2014
Author(s):
Craig M Misch, DDS, MDS
Dr. Craig M. Misch graduated from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry. He then received postgraduate certificates in prosthodontics and oral implantology as well a...
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Questions & Comments
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Tarek Assi - (1/7/2018 11:30 PM)
Excellent review of bone grafting! Thank you!!!
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barry manson - (3/28/2017 1:03 PM)
amazing Thank you!
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Saleh Elahwal - (8/14/2016 5:29 PM)
very informative.Thanks
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yildiray yemenicioglu - (2/14/2015 1:01 AM)
Perfect presentation... Thanks...
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Ron Duffin - (1/16/2015 5:28 PM)
great presentation... I did an internet study on bmmp and came across lawfirms looking for class action participants who had bmmp used for their orthopedic surgeries. Evidently their have been complications from its use. I wonder if something that is so osteoinductive would have risks of being carried away ectopically and creating bone where you don't want it. Just scratching my head a little.
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alper gultekin - (1/7/2015 3:41 PM)
Excellent presentation.. Do you have cases with GEM 21S for vertical augmentation, what do you think about this modifier when you compare it with Infuse?
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Hamid Kazemi - (11/14/2014 9:26 AM)
An exciting and challenging topic- Thank you for sharing your experiences and great review of literature.
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Shingirai Zengeni153 - (11/13/2014 11:39 AM)
very informative, open and thought stimulating
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ajay mootha - (11/4/2014 1:03 PM)
awesome......a must see for every learner/experienced....
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