Introduction: Assessment of the topography of the mandibular foramen has a significant cognitive and utilitarian meaning. Numerous aspects of the location of MF are known and used at anesthesia performance…
Purpose: The purpose of the present study was to evaluate the predictability of bone formation in the maxillary sinus using CGF a graft material. Materials and methods: 10 patients were…
Impacted teeth, due to systemic or local factors, represent a frequent problem in most populations. The authors present two techniques for conservative intervention: the apicotomy and the double traction (E….
Aim: The aim of this study was to analyse the influence of two surface modifications on osseointegration of two different implant surfaces with identical macro design and to compare the…
Introduction: Successful osseointegration of dental implants requires sufficient bone surrounding the implant. Restoration of considerable hard tissue defects can be achieved using a variety of techniques. Bone grafts are widely…
Aims: A thin facial bone (<2 mm) overlying maxillary anterior teeth is prone to resorptive processes after extraction and immediate implant placement. A thin bone contributes to risk of bone…
Introduction: A series of procedures have been described, for treating atrophic edentulous maxilla, which provide adequate bone volume for the placement of dental implants. However, such treatment options include additional…
Patients with severe atrophic maxillas are a challenging for oral rehabilitation using dental implants. There are some surgical options in those cases, like zigomatic implants and use of extra-bucal donor…
As techniques rapidly grow, numerous graft materials also developed, therefore bone defect considered to be irrepairable became possible to be managed by using these materials which were applied to these…
The correct and precise understandings of the applied anatomy, physiology, and pathology about the maxillary sinus cavity can provide the successful procedures for the maxillary sinus surgery. Above all, it…
