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A Review of Clinical Applications for Soft Tissue Allografts & Autografts: Solutions for Teeth, Implants, and Dentures
Description:
The presentation focuses on the clinical applications for acellular dermal graft (ADG) materials. ADGs have been commonly presented and discussed to provide solutions for treating gingival recession. Compared to autogenous grafts, they have the advantage of minimizing pain, discomfort, and surgery time for patients by avoiding an intraoral donor site such as the palate. In addition to treating gingival recession, ADGs also have uses in bone grafting surgeries such as socket grafting and ridge augmentations (GBR) when they are utilized as a barrier membrane. Finally, ADGs can be combined with bone grafting materials to aid in the augmentation of edentulous ridges to aid denture support. While this last application is less common, it's use is worthy of discussion. This webinar will focus on the techniques and rationale for Perioderm in a number of clinical situations and numerous case studies will be provided.
Date Added:
12/5/2014
Author(s):
David Wong, DDS
Dr. David Wong is a board-certified Periodontist in private practice in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Dr. Wong received his undergraduate education and dental training at the Un...
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Questions & Comments
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barry manson - (3/29/2017 1:13 PM)
thank u!!
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fitnat fişekci - (11/13/2015 6:47 AM)
Excellent, thank you dear David Wong.
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Anurag Gupta - (2/7/2015 10:40 AM)
Excellent results and outstanding presentation. Thank you!
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Edison Louie - (12/7/2014 6:20 PM)
Thank you, David. Excellent results. Your presentation was well done and very informative.
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david wong - (12/7/2014 2:35 AM)
Ali, thanks for watching... for any acellular dermal graft material, I recommend using the thicker version of the graft. Perioderm, for example, comes in only two thicknesses: Choose the thicker one. As far as graft dimensions, make sure it's large enough to cover the entire exposed root surface such that the edges of the graft are overlying the bone.
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ali momen - (12/5/2014 4:27 AM)
Thank you dr wong for excellent presentation. A question, alloderm diameter is important in final result and which diameter is better for root coverage or another procedures?
Best regards, Ali
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Keith Friefeld - (12/3/2014 10:13 PM)
David, thank you for a well done webinar on soft tissue grafting.
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FANG YAN LIM - (12/3/2014 9:23 PM)
Clear and concision presentation. Thank you for you sharing!
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carlos cardenas - (12/3/2014 12:10 PM)
Thank you for time , was just good to excellent presentation , cases we are see complicate he make simple and predictable. thank you again.
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