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Socket grafting and bone regeneration after the removal of a failed implant. Three months after augmentation, and implant is placed in new bone.
Extraction and socket grafting with no buccal wall. Three months post augmentation an implant is placed in new bone. Histological samples are taken and results show new bone regeneration.
Extraction and socket preservation following the Bond Apatite protocol for missing buccal plate and flap reflection.
We did an enucleation and resection of roots of the upper right incisors, (#11 (8) & #12 (7)) with retrograde fillings (MTA) and augmentation with Bond Apatite® bone cement. Healing…
The patient reported inflammation, swelling and pain on occasion consistent with Vincent’s symptom in the area of teeth #36 (19), #20 (35), and #34 (21). The surgery was performed under…
37 year old male patient presented with an apical resection with a retro filling in tooth #11 (8). The cystic cavity is filled with Augma Bond Apatite.
CASE 1 – BOND APATITE® HISTOLOGY 3 MONTHS POST OP The Biologic Effects of Bond Apatite® in New Bone Formation in Osseous Defects Bond Apatite® is a composite bone graft…
Calcium sulfate More than 100 years of documented clinical success in bone augmentation Biphasic Calcium Sulfate is composed of two phases of the well known Calcium Sulfate. Calcium sulfate (CS) features…
