RESUMEN
El objetivo de este artículo es la descripción de una técnica para la reconstrucción de los defectos verticales y horizontales del proceso alveolar, mediante la utilización de injertos óseos autólogos estabilizados a través de un acceso tunelizado de forma previa a la colocación de implantes dentales. Se presenta la técnica con un caso clínico en el que se realizó una reconstrucción de los tejidos duros y blandos para su posterior rehabilitación mediante implantes dentales. No se apreció ninguna anomalía en la curación ni se registraron complicaciones tras el procedimiento quirúrgico. El presente artículo apoya la tesis de la utilización de técnicas mínimamente invasivas para la regeneración ósea vertical previa a la colocación de implantes dentales.
Palabras clave: injerto óseo autólogo, aumento de hueso, Implantología, mínimamente invasivo.
ABSTRACT
The aim of this paper is to describe a new technique for the vertical and horizontal reconstruction of the alveolar crest using autogenous bone blocks stabilized through a minimal invasive tunnel access previous to the dental implants placement. Thus, the technique and a clinical case in which a reconstruction of the hard and soft tissues is perform previous to the placement of the implants, are presented. The patient healed uneventfully, and no complications were recorded after the surgical procedure. The present paper supports the capability of a minimally invasive approach to regenerate bone in vertical defects prior to implant placement.
Key words: autogenous bone graft, bone augmentation, Implantology, minimally invasive.
The aim of this paper is to describe a new technique for the vertical and horizontal reconstruction of the alveolar crest using autogenous bone blocks stabilized through a minimal invasive tunnel access previous to the dental implants placement. Thus, the technique and a clinical case in which a reconstruction of the hard and soft tissues is perform previous to the placement of the implants, are presented. The patient healed uneventfully, and no complications were recorded after the surgical procedure. The present paper supports the capability of a minimally invasive approach to regenerate bone in vertical defects prior to implant placement.
Key words: autogenous bone graft, bone augmentation, Implantology, minimally invasive.
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