Guided Bone Regeneration at a Fenestrated Dental Implant: Histologic Assessment of a Case Report
James M. Vlassis, DDS/Anton Ch. Wetzel, DMD/Raul G. Caffesse, DDS, MS, Dr Odont
PMID: 8270315
Guided tissue regeneration has been shown to establish new attachment in periodontal defects and to facilitate hard tissue repair around dental implants. This case report describes a patient treated with guided tissue regeneration adjacent to an endosseous dental implant. Histologic analysis showed the regenerated tissue to be mature, cortical bone possessing a high level of mineralization. (INT J ORAL MAXILLOFAC IMPLANTS 1993;8:447—451.)
Key words: bone regeneration, dental implants, guided tissue regeneration, histology, implantology
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