a case report of ridge augmentation using onlay interpositional graft: an approach to improve prosthetic prognosis of a deficit ridge
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Abstract
Background: Periodontal therapy has developed beyond the scope of the treatment of periodontal pathoses. Periodontal plastic surgery consists of the reconstructive procedures designed to enhance the both function and esthetics. Deficient ridges pose a severe problem to the restorative dentist in restoring the natural form, function and esthetics of the prosthesis replacing the natural dentition. Depending upon the severity, location of these defects and the prosthetic option chosen, hard and soft tissue ridge augmentation or non-surgical approach or a combination may help to address them. The present clinical report describes a soft tissue ridge augmentation of a localized ridge defect in maxillary aesthetic region using onlay interpositional graft followed by fixed partial denture.
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| Authors | ;Devanand Shetty;Suyog Dharmadhikari;Arvind Shetty;Ranjeet Bapat |
| Journal | primus |
| Year | 2014 |
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