A SOLUTION FOR FAILURE OF CORTICAL BONE GRAFT: HOW DO WE HANDLE AN EXPOSURE OF THE GRAFT?
https://katosika.dental/ B one graft exposure could be possible although meticulous handling for soft tissue that will be covered. This problem always annoy clinicians. This report describes my experience for recovering of exposure on the graft surface. I don't hope that readers could copy my experiences, my ideas and figures that is showed below as themselves' originals (31th October 2016). Healing of bone graft Incorporating of the grafts happens in concert with a process of initial remodeling and resorption, which is associated with a loss of bone volume. The amount and rate of resorption depends on many factors, such as dimensions of the bone graft, the quality of bone, the quality of the recipient site, biomechanics properties and fixation to surrounding bone. Reviewing the stages of revascularisation and healing bone graft is essential to understand their behaviour and outcome. When the bone graft is first placed the area, the cortical portion of the bone is av...