Iliac Transplants in Periodontal Therapy

Treatment of 3‐Wall Intrabony Defects in Patients With Chronic Periodontitis With Autologous Platelet‐Rich Fibrin: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial

“…Only 3‐wall IBDs were included because various wall defects have different potentials for regeneration. The number of remaining bony walls were found to be correlated positively with regeneration potential in grafting procedures 36,37 . In addition, 3‐wall defects provide the best spatial relationship for defect bridging by vascular and cellular elements from the periodontal ligament and adjacent osseous wall 38 .…”

Predictability of Bone Regeneration In Periodontal Surgery- A Review

“…21 Implication of demineralized bone matrix (DMB) into periodontal or bone defects can lead to increases in clinical attachment levels and increased bone filling. 22 In this regard, the use of demineralized (freeze-dried bone allograft) or freeze-dried bone allograft (FDBA) has led to the filling of periodontal defects with mineralized bone-like material.…”

Comprehensive Periodontal Regenerative Care: Combination Therapy Involving Bone Allograft, a Biologic, a Barrier, and a Subepithelial Connective Tissue Graft to Correct Hard‐ and Soft‐Tissue Deformities

“…The ideal goal is to maintain the natural dentition in health, comfort, and function while preserving or enhancing the patient's esthetic appearance. Historically, regenerative treatment for periodontal intrabony lesions has focused on the use of monotherapies 1‐4 to restore the lost hard tissues: bone, cementum, and a functional periodontal ligament. Combination regenerative approaches have been quite successful for treating the more challenging intrabony lesions, particularly as the size and complexity of the lesion increases 5‐7 .…”