Editorial Type:
Article Category: Research Article
| Online Publication Date: 01 Jun 2016
Prevention of BRONJ Using PRGF in a Totally Edentulous Patient Restored With Postextraction Implants: A Case Report
Prevention of BRONJ Using PRGF in a Totally Edentulous Patient Restored With Postextraction Implants: A Case Report
DDS, Clin MSc,
DDS,
DDS, Clin MSc,
MD, DDS, and
MD, DDS, MS
Page Range: 299 – 303

Figure 1. Residual dentition on clinical examination. Figure 2. Residual dentition on radiographic examination. Figure 1. Teeth extraction and socket clearance. Figure 4. Implant sites preparation and parallelism checking.

Figures 5 and 6. Liquid PRGF application on implant surfaces and sites. Figure 7. Implants placed in postextraction sockets. Figures 8 and 9. PRGF clot membrane positioning.

Figure 10. Resorbable 4/0 sutures. Figure 11. Definitive restoration 6 months after I stage surgery. Figure 12. Clinical situation 1 month after surgery. Figure 13. Radiographic examination at 1-year follow-up.
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