Expansion of the alveolar bone crest in two stages: two clinical cases
Identifieur interne : 007690 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 007689; suivant : 007691Expansion of the alveolar bone crest in two stages: two clinical cases
Auteurs : J. Cano ; J. Campo ; R. EwersSource :
- Oral Surgery [ 1752-2471 ] ; 2011-02.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Adjacent bone, Alveolar crest, Bone availability, Bruschi, Buccal, Buccal mucoperiosteal, Buccal wall, Buccofacial medicine, Cano, Clinical cases, Conventional drill sequence, Coralline hydroxyapatite, Coronal, Coronal area, Cortical bone, Cortical vascularisation, Corticotomies, Crest expansion, Crest expansion technique, Dentsply, Dentsply friadent, Experimental study, Fracture, Fracture areas, Friadent, Frios, Frios algipore, Frios microsaw, Graft, Healing period, Immature bone, Immediate stability, Implant, Implant placement, Implant size, Implant sockets, Implant treatment, Insertion, Insertion torque, Internal connection, John wiley sons alveolar crest expansion cano, Madrid, Mannheim, Maxillary, Mechanical system, Necrotic area, Onlay, Onlay grafts, Oral surgery, Osteotome technique, Osteotomes, Periosteal, Periosteal elevation, Periosteal revascularisation, Posterior sector, Regeneration, Resorption, Revascularisation, Sagittal, Sagittal corticotomy, Scipioni, Second stage, Split crest, Supracrestal incision, Survival rate, Systemic disease, Thin chisels, Tissue regeneration, Vertical corticotomies.
- Teeft :
- Adjacent bone, Alveolar crest, Bone availability, Bruschi, Buccal, Buccal mucoperiosteal, Buccal wall, Buccofacial medicine, Cano, Clinical cases, Conventional drill sequence, Coralline hydroxyapatite, Coronal, Coronal area, Cortical bone, Cortical vascularisation, Corticotomies, Crest expansion, Crest expansion technique, Dentsply, Dentsply friadent, Experimental study, Fracture, Fracture areas, Friadent, Frios, Frios algipore, Frios microsaw, Graft, Healing period, Immature bone, Immediate stability, Implant, Implant placement, Implant size, Implant sockets, Implant treatment, Insertion, Insertion torque, Internal connection, John wiley sons alveolar crest expansion cano, Madrid, Mannheim, Maxillary, Mechanical system, Necrotic area, Onlay, Onlay grafts, Oral surgery, Osteotome technique, Osteotomes, Periosteal, Periosteal elevation, Periosteal revascularisation, Posterior sector, Regeneration, Resorption, Revascularisation, Sagittal, Sagittal corticotomy, Scipioni, Second stage, Split crest, Supracrestal incision, Survival rate, Systemic disease, Thin chisels, Tissue regeneration, Vertical corticotomies.
Abstract
Alveolar crest expansion is a surgical approach used to remedy width defects and represents a predictable alternative procedure to guided tissue regeneration and autologous onlay grafts. Clinical and experimental results underscore the benefits of non‐mechanical implant bed preparation in bones with very low density. We report two clinical cases in which crest expansion was conducted in two stages: corticotomies in alveolar crest and then, after a 28‐day interval, crest expansion and implant placement, permitting revascularisation of the buccal cortical bone.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1752-248X.2010.01102.x
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Department of Buccofacial Medicine and Surgery
Faculty of Dentistry – Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Plaza Ramón y Cajal s/n
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Spain
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