Case ReportA-PRF in Maxillary Sinus Augmentation for Dental Implant - A Case Report EC DENTAL SCIENCE Cronicon

The focused question of this review was to assess the survival rate of grafts and implants placed in sites with sinus floor elevation using the lateral approach, with a mean

Maxillary sinus usually is affected on dental pathologies and sinusitis usually is and clinical implications on dental practice. This manuscript aims to reporting some cases

Compared with guided bone regeneration or block grafting, the ridge splitting technique enables implant placement, eliminates the need for bone harvesting and reduces a risk of

Orthopantomogram (OPG) revealed maxillary right second molar with a thin portion of distal crown with a round, enlarged bulbous root, with a thick circular radiolucent pulp

This paper presents a case of bilateral maxillary canine impaction due to retention of primary canines, which was treated by relocating the canines in their correct position in

1 Postgraduate Student, Department of Oral Medicine and Radiology, AJ Institute of Dental Sciences , Kuntikana , Mangalore, Karnataka, India.. 2 Professor and Head, Department of

We described a new technique of Schneiderian membrane repair using platelets rich fibrin (PRF) that makes it possible to complete an implant placement procedure that otherwise

For any type of tissue regeneration there are four important factors: (1) Space creation and maintenance, (2) Stability, (3) Angiogenesis and (4) Primary closure -Site development