Interpositional bone grafting technique to widen narrow maxillary ridge

  • Lustmann J
  • Lewinstein I
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Abstract

A narrow edentulous alveolar ridge, less than 6 mm in the buccopalatal aspect, can prevent restoration by means of endosseous implants. A widening technique using alveolar ridge splitting and interpositional autogenous bone grafting is described. Accurate imaging of the alveolar bone shape and size was assessed with computerized tomography in a 1:1 scale. Following 6 months of healing, osseointegrated Brånemark implants were placed in the grafted sites.

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Lustmann, J., & Lewinstein, I. (1996). Interpositional bone grafting technique to widen narrow maxillary ridge. Implant Dentistry, 4(2), 134. https://doi.org/10.1097/00008505-199605000-00043

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