Guided Bone Regeneration With Biomaterial Use and Reaboresorvable Membrane: A Case Report.

Proêza, AmandaPádua; Cortelett, MarcelaMoráo; Balbino, HelydaCoelhoGuimarães; Chiarelli, FábioMatos; Matos, JeffersonDavidMelode; Lopes, GuilhermedaRochaScalzer

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“…It is worth mentioning that the graft of this biomaterial also supplies mechanical support, as the patient's oral rehabilitation provided the installation of implants for posterior adaptation of a prosthesis (Bettin et al;Hardin;Logeart-Avramoglou et al;Begam et al;Kim et al;Lima et al, 2017;Santos et al, 2017;Windhager et al, 2017;Aljohani et al;Proêza et al, 2018;Moussa & Dym). The clinical success of this type of procedure depends on knowledge of the biological principles of bone repair, in addition to the surgical technique and proper graft manipulation (Kim et al;Pereira et al, 2017;Santos et al;Windhager et al;Proêza et al).…”

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“…Numerous researches are carried out in order to affirm which the ideal implant material would be, to replace the autogenous graft (Bettin et al;Hardin;Logeart-Avramoglou et al;Begam et al;Kim et al;Lima et al, 2017;Santos et al;Windhager et al;Aljohani et al;Lima et al, 2018b;Proêza et al;Moussa & Dym). However, this is still one of the greatest challenges of implantology, due to the lack of an ideal graft material; for that, this type of material must follow seven principles: 1) unlimited supply without compromising the donor area; 2) promote osteogenesis; 3) not showing an immune response from the host; 4) revascularize quickly; 5) stimulate osteoinduction; 6) promote osteoconduction; 7) be completely replaced by bone in quantity and quality similar to that of the host (Bettin et al;Hardin;Logeart-Avramoglou et al;Pinto et al;Tolstunov, 2009;Kim et al;Lima et al, 2017;Windhager et al;Aljohani et al;Jo et al, 2018;Lima et al, 2018a;Prando et al, 2018;Albanese et al, 2019;Moussa & Dym;Matos et al, 2019).…”

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Homogenous Bone Grafts as an Alternative in Oral Rehabilitation Treatments with Dental Implants

Matos¹,

Nakano²,

Silva

et al. 2020

Int. J. Odontostomat.

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The present study aims to describe, through a case report, the functioning of bone grafts, where they are obtained including bone banks and the different dental areas in which it is used. A 50-year.old female patient HMR, sought the postgraduate college of dentistry CECAPE for oral rehabilitation. The initial clinical examination revealed the absence of several dental elements in both the maxilla and mandible, bone resorption in the entire maxillary extension where there was an absence of elements in the anterior region and the presence of a torus in the palatal region. Initial tomographic examinations of the maxilla and mandible were performed, looking for the best conduct regarding the diagnosis and planning of the case. After the clinical and radiographic examinations was performed, and the diagnosis was reached, it was determined as a treatment for oral rehabilitation of the maxilla, bone grafting and an Implant-supported Removable Partial Prosthesis and for the mandible a Dento-muco-supported Removable Partial Prosthesis. Dental treatments and oral rehabilitation from the use of bone tissues and bone grafting have become commonly used. Procedures that would normally lead to failure started to increase the percentage of successes due to the use of these biomaterials. The use of bone grafts in dentistry has been shown to be a very effective and useful resource, considering its great applicability in bone reconstructions in different areas of dentistry.

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Homogenous Bone Grafts as an Alternative in Oral Rehabilitation Treatments with Dental Implants

Matos¹,

Nakano²,

Silva

et al. 2020

Int. J. Odontostomat.

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“…It is important to note that although Mucoderm® is a promising replacement for the autogenous graft, the literature does not have long-term follow-up clinical studies 23,24 . Therefore, further studies are needed to evaluate the biological behavior of the material.…”

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Use of Mucoderm® Collagen Matrix in Peri-Implant Aesthetic Defect Correction.

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2018

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Guided Bone Regeneration With Biomaterial Use and Reaboresorvable Membrane: A Case Report.

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Homogenous Bone Grafts as an Alternative in Oral Rehabilitation Treatments with Dental Implants

Homogenous Bone Grafts as an Alternative in Oral Rehabilitation Treatments with Dental Implants

Use of Mucoderm® Collagen Matrix in Peri-Implant Aesthetic Defect Correction.

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