People's Journal of Scientific Research
Published December 1, 2010 | Version v1
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Implant with Simultaneous Bone Grafting for Replacement of Maxillary Anterior Tooth - A Case Report

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  • 1. Department of Periodontics, Peoples Dental Academy, People's Campus Bhanpur, Bhopal-462037

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Successful replacement of the lost teeth by means of tissue-integrated implants represents a major advance in dentistry. The bone quality and amount of bone available in anterior maxilla is often variable and commonly there is a deficiency of bone volume. Currently, however, implants are also being placed in sites with ridge defects of various dimensions. The various reconstruction techniques using bone graft, guided bone regeneration, orthognathic surgery or bone distraction provides the surgical specialist with a wide range of treatment options for placing implants in compromised ridges. Appropriate use of these methods will enable the successful treatment of almost any complicated case with bone deficient jaws. This case reports the step-by-step procedures in a case where the missing maxillary left central incisor was restored by placement of implant simultaneous with the use of bone grafting using Hydroxyapatite for the correction of minor dehiscence in the alveolar ridge

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