Healing of Extraction Sockets Filled with BoneCeramic® Prior to Implant Placement: Preliminary Histological Findings
Identifieur interne : 006B73 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 006B72; suivant : 006B74Healing of Extraction Sockets Filled with BoneCeramic® Prior to Implant Placement: Preliminary Histological Findings
Auteurs : Peter De Coster ; Hilde Browaeys ; Hugo De BruynSource :
- Clinical Implant Dentistry and Related Research [ 1523-0899 ] ; 2011-03.
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- KwdEn :
- Allograft, Alveolar bone, Alveolar crest, Apical portion, Augmentation, Bioactive glass, Biological mechanisms, Biomaterial, Biomaterials, Biopsy, Bone, Bone augmentation, Bone core, Bone formation, Bone healing, Bone marrow, Bone regeneration, Bone substitute, Bone tissue, Boneceramic, Calcium phosphate ceramics, Caries, Case report, Cell adhesion, Clin, Clinical implant dentistry, Collagen bundles, Connective tissue, Control sites, Coronal, Coronal part, Coronal portion, Demineralized bone allograft, Dent, Dental implants, Dental school, Edentulous ridge volume loss, Extraction, Extraction sites, Extraction sockets, Folia morphol, Fracture, Fresh extraction sockets, Ghent, Graft, Graft material, Grafted, Grafted portion, Growth factors, Healing, Healing patient, Healing period, Healing sockets, Healing time, Health sciences, Histologic, Histologic study, Histological, Histological analysis, Histological evaluation, Histological study, Human extraction socket, Human extraction sockets, Hydroxyapatite, Immediate placement, Implant, Implant dent, Implant insertion, Implant installation, Implant placement, Implant procedures, Implant surgery, Implant survival, Inappropriate healing, Ineffective healing, Insertion, Lamellar bone, Large amounts, Less resorption, Light microscope, Mineralized bone, Mineralized bone areas, Multiple extractions, Ndings, Nongrafted sites, Occlusive barriers, Occlusive membranes, Oral implantology, Oral maxillofac implants, Oral maxillofac surg, Oral pathol, Oral surg, Original socket, Osteoclastic resorption, Other hand, Perio, Periodontol, Polyglycolide sponge, Poor bone formation, Porous hydroxyapatite, Present study, Processing properties, Radiol endod, Regeneration, Resorption, Ridge preservation, Site biopsy, Site characteristics, Socket, Socket augmentation, Socket preservation, Socket supplementation, Soft tissues, Statistical analysis, Straumann bone, Surg, Tooth extraction, Treatment outcome, Treatment protocol, Tricalcium phosphate, Trichrome, Trichrome method, Trichrome stain, Wider implants, Wound closure.
- Teeft :
- Allograft, Alveolar bone, Alveolar crest, Apical portion, Augmentation, Bioactive glass, Biological mechanisms, Biomaterial, Biomaterials, Biopsy, Bone, Bone augmentation, Bone core, Bone formation, Bone healing, Bone marrow, Bone regeneration, Bone substitute, Bone tissue, Boneceramic, Calcium phosphate ceramics, Caries, Case report, Cell adhesion, Clin, Clinical implant dentistry, Collagen bundles, Connective tissue, Control sites, Coronal, Coronal part, Coronal portion, Demineralized bone allograft, Dent, Dental implants, Dental school, Edentulous ridge volume loss, Extraction, Extraction sites, Extraction sockets, Folia morphol, Fracture, Fresh extraction sockets, Ghent, Graft, Graft material, Grafted, Grafted portion, Growth factors, Healing, Healing patient, Healing period, Healing sockets, Healing time, Health sciences, Histologic, Histologic study, Histological, Histological analysis, Histological evaluation, Histological study, Human extraction socket, Human extraction sockets, Hydroxyapatite, Immediate placement, Implant, Implant dent, Implant insertion, Implant installation, Implant placement, Implant procedures, Implant surgery, Implant survival, Inappropriate healing, Ineffective healing, Insertion, Lamellar bone, Large amounts, Less resorption, Light microscope, Mineralized bone, Mineralized bone areas, Multiple extractions, Ndings, Nongrafted sites, Occlusive barriers, Occlusive membranes, Oral implantology, Oral maxillofac implants, Oral maxillofac surg, Oral pathol, Oral surg, Original socket, Osteoclastic resorption, Other hand, Perio, Periodontol, Polyglycolide sponge, Poor bone formation, Porous hydroxyapatite, Present study, Processing properties, Radiol endod, Regeneration, Resorption, Ridge preservation, Site biopsy, Site characteristics, Socket, Socket augmentation, Socket preservation, Socket supplementation, Soft tissues, Statistical analysis, Straumann bone, Surg, Tooth extraction, Treatment outcome, Treatment protocol, Tricalcium phosphate, Trichrome, Trichrome method, Trichrome stain, Wider implants, Wound closure.
Abstract
Background: Various grafting materials have been designed to minimize edentulous ridge volume loss following tooth extraction by encouraging new bone formation in healing sockets. BoneCeramic® is a composite of hydroxyapatite and bèta‐tricalcium phosphate with pores of 100–500 microns.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1708-8208.2009.00184.x
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