Jul 2026· Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine· Vol 23, pp. 1115 - 1121· 0 citations· 25 references
Medicine
TL;DR
Findings support the potential of AutoBT combined with rhBMP-2 as a reliable graft material for extensive jawbone lesions in a single case of successful long-term bone regeneration using AutoBT combined with recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein-2.
The findings suggest that a xenogeneic particulate bone substitute used without autogenous bone, in combination with a titanium mesh and a resorbable collagen membrane, may represent a viable approach for reconstruction of severely atrophic ridges, enabling long-term esthetic and functional outcomes.
B. Mello, Maria Eduarda Bernardo, Gustavo dos Santos Coura et al.· Clinical Advances in Periodo...· 0 citations
Objectives: We sought to evaluate CBCT-based dimensional outcomes, short-term dimensional changes, the feasibility of delayed implant placement, and complication profiles after defect-adapted guided bone regeneration of the atrophic edentulous maxilla using a PRGF-enriched autogenous bone/anorganic bovine bone mineral...
Liliana Andrea Faria da Silva, M. Fernandes, P. Gomes· Materials· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
Alveolar ridge resorption following tooth extraction is a common clinical challenge that can compromise esthetics, implant placement, and prosthetic rehabilitation. Digital customization of bone block allografts offers precise adaptation to the recipient site, improving graft stability and reducing surgical...
F. Caride, Juliana Bugiolachi, L. M. Sánchez et al.· Clinical Advances in Periodo...· 0 citations
In this single case, the ISRBS technique showed technical feasibility for staged horizontal ridge augmentation in a severe localized mandibular ridge defect and further clinical studies are required to evaluate its reproducibility and comparative effectiveness.
Xi Lin, Ming-Shu Huang, Shao-Bing Li et al.· Journal of Oral Implantology· 0 citations
BACKGROUND
When a tooth is lost, a general lack of stimulation of the remaining alveolar bone results in a decrease in trabeculae and subsequently, bone density in the post-extraction alveolus. In recent years, numerous bone augmentation techniques employing a range of bone graft materials have been used to reconstruct...
Rahber Firdous, Abdulsalam S. Alshammari, Abdulkareem M. Alshehri et al.· African Journal of Paediatri...· 0 citations
Cavernous atrophy of the maxilla (Cawood Class V and VI) is a difficult anatomical and biological challenge to overcome for successful implant-supported oral rehabilitation. The progressive pneumatization of the maxillary sinus and the centripetal alveolar ridge resorption reduce the dimensions of the alveolar ridge an...
D. Manati· Natural Resources for Human...· 0 citations
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