Socket preservation, sinus lift and lateral augmentation by using natural bovine bone substitute with hyaluronate
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Two-stage implant placement, xenograft granules, hyaluronate, pericardium collagen membrane, socket preservation, sinus lift, lateral augmentationAbstract
It is very important to have sufficient bone volume that allows proper implants osseointegration. The aim of this case report was to observe a socket preservation and sinus lift with lateral augmentation by using xenograft granules with hyaluronate and pericardium collagen membrane. The sufficient granules osteointegration into newly formed bone after six months enabled proper implants placement due obvious bone volume increase. The implants were completely integrated into the regenerated bone after four months and then were loaded. The use of xenograft granules with hyaluronate led to successful treatment in combination with pericardium collagen membrane in socket preservation and sinus lift with lateral augmentation.
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