Simultaneous Bone Grafting with Implant Placement in Cases with Dehiscence?
Last Updated: Feb 07, 2011
Dr. B asks:
I’m a board certified periodontist. The purpose of this question is to create a discussion regarding simultaneous bone grafting with implant placement in cases with dehiscence. I have done my share of simultaneous bone grafting, however recently I started contemplating whether bone grafting should be done first prior to implant placement. The issue I have is this: Do we know how much, if any, bone to implant contact is present after healing? What are the long term implications of simultaneous grafting? Will we see these cases come back to haunt us a few years from now? Any comments?
4 Comments on Simultaneous Bone Grafting with Implant Placement in Cases with Dehiscence?
Dr.Alejandro Berg
02/08/2011
Carlos Boudet, DDS
02/17/2011
peter fairbairn
02/21/2011
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