30 Years of Guided Bone Regeneration

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Contents Foreword Dedication Preface Contributors Chapter 1: The D Development of Guided BoneRegeneration Over the Past 30 Years Development Phase of GBR Routine Application and Fine-Tuning Phase of GBR Summary References Chapter 2: Bone Regeneration in Membrane-Protected Defects Development and Structure of Bone Bone Modeling and Remodeling Biology of Bone Regeneration Guided Bone Regeneration Conclusion References Chapter 3: The Biologic Power of Autogenous Bone Grafts History of Bone Grafting Properties of Bone Grafts Required for Bone Formation Advantages and Disadvantages of Existing Bone Grafts Functions and Composition of Autogenous Bone The Cellular Composition of Autogenous Bone The Presence of Growth Factors in Autogenous Bone and the Local Regulation of Bone Cell Function Autogenous Bone as a Gold Standard in Dental Implantology The Biologic Power of BCM Prepared from Autogenous Bone Chips Summary and Future Perspectives References Chapter 4: Hard and Soft Tissue Alterations Postextraction Hard Tissue Alterations Postextraction Soft Tissue Alterations Postextraction Factors Influencing the Degree of Dimensional Alterations Conclusions References Chapter 5: Anatomical and Surgical Factors Influencing the Outcome of GBR Procedures Objectives of Bone Augmentation with GBR Key Factors to Achieve Stable Long-Term Results Implant Placement in Various Clinical Situations: Anatomical Considerations Effect of Defect Morphology on Bone Regeneration Essential Surgical Factors for GBR Procedures Conclusion References Chapter 6: Implant Placement Following Extraction in Esthetic Single-Tooth Sites: When Immediate, Early, or Late? Development of DifferentImplant Placement Protocols in Postextraction Sites Recommendation for Different Implant Placement Protocols Following Extraction Conclusions References Chapter 7: Immediate Implant Placement with Internal Grafting Biologic Rationale for Immediate Implant Placement Case Selection Criteria for Type 1A Selection of Biomaterials Clinical Procedures Implant Survival and Esthetic Outcomes Conclusions References Chapter 8: Early Implant Placement with Simultaneous Contour Augmentation Using GBR in the Esthetic Zone Clinical Advantages of Early Implant Placement Selection Criteria for Early (Type 2) Implant Placement Surgical Procedures in Single-Tooth Situations Surgical Procedures in Implant Sites with Multiple Missing Teeth Long-Term Documentation of Early Implant Placement with Contour Augmentation Conclusions References Chapter 9: GBR Procedures in the Posterior Mandibles of Partially Edentulous Patients Examination of Local Anatomy Treatment Options in the Mandible Conclusions References Chapter 10: Horizontal Ridge Augmentation Using GBR and Autogenous Block Grafts Autogenous Bone Grafts and Bone Substitute Materials Membranes Surgical Technique References Chapter 11: Vertical and Horizontal Ridge Augmentation Using GBR: The Sausage Technique Mandibular Vertical Ridge Augmentation GBR for Horizontal Ridge Defects Anterior Mandibular Vertical Augmentation Conclusion References Chapter 12: Hard and Soft Tissue Augmentation in Defect Sites in the Esthetic Zone Stage 1: Planning the Esthetic End Result Stage 2: Soft Tissue Preparation Stage 3: Horizontal and Vertical Ridge Augmentation Stage 4: Esthetic Implant Placement Stage 5: Uncovering of Implants Stage 6: Placement of DefinitiveRestorations Conclusion Case Studies References Chapter 13: GBR for Regenerating Bone Defects Caused by Peri-Implantitis Introduction to Peri-Implantitis Augmentative Peri-Implantitis Therapy Combined Peri-Implantitis Therapy Clinical Recommendations References Chapter 14: Prevention and Management of Complications in GBR Preoperative Considerations Intraoperative Complications Postoperative Complications Patient-Reported Outcome Measures Conclusions References Index