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Healing‐in of root analogue titanium implants placed in extraction sockets. An experimental study in the beagle dog.
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1992
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Bone RepairSurgeryBiomedical EngineeringOsteoporosisOrthopaedic SurgeryGuided Bone RegenerationRegenerative MedicineExtraction SocketsExtensive Transosseous DefectsSkull Base SurgeryMaxillofacial SurgerySkull BaseDistraction OsteogenesisBeagle DogImplantable DeviceImplantologyDental BiomechanicsFracture HealingExperimental StudyWound HealingSoft Tissue ReconstructionMedicineComplete Osseous BridgingPlastic Surgery
The aim of this study was to test whether healing of extensive transosseous defects in the calvaria can successfully be achieved using guided bone regeneration. The results demonstrated complete osseous bridging of the skull defect in the test specimen. In the control specimen, fibrous connective tissue occupied the area of the skull defect.