Bone Biology, Harvesting and Grafting for Dental Implants: Rationale and Clinical Applications

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Garg (oral and maxillofacial surgery, University of Miami) explains not only how to perform procedures associated with harvesting and grafting bone for dental implants but what makes the procedures work. He begins with an overview of bone biology, then looks at graft materials and membrane barriers and situations for which these materials are best Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface PART I - Bone Biology CHAPTER 1 - Bone Physiology for Dental Implantology Bone Cells Bone Metabolism Macroscopic Structure of Bone Microstructure of Bone Molecular Structure of Bone Bone Modeling and Remodeling Bone Formation and Modeling with Bone Graft Materials Osseointegration of Dental Implants Biologic Process of Implant Osseointegration Summary References CHAPTER 2 - Review of Bone-Grafting Materials Mechanisms of Bone Regeneration and Augmentation Types of Graft Material Conclusion References CHAPTER 3 - Barrier Membranes for Guided Bone Regeneration Materials Used for Barrier Membrane Techniques Microbiology Associated with Barrier Membranes Conclusion References CHAPTER 4 - Alveolar Ridge Preservation After Tooth Extraction Alveolar Ridge Resorption Atraumatic Tooth Removal Ridge Preservation Bone-Grafting Materials Choosing a Graft Material Prosthetic Management of the Ridge Preservation Process Ridge Preservation During Implant Placement Future Directions References PART II - Bone Harvesting CHAPTER 5 - Harvesting Bone from the Ramus Surgical Technique Potential Complications References CHAPTER 6 - Harvesting Bone from the Mandibular Symphysis Biology of the Mandibular Symphysis As a Donor Site Methods for Harvesting Monocortical Bone Blocks from the Mandibular Symphysis Harvesting for Particulate Grafting Harvesting for Block Grafting Postsurgery Potential Complications References CHAPTER 7 - Harvesting Bone from the Tibia Advantages and Contraindications Anatomy Surgical Approach and Technique Graft Handling Postoperative Wound Management Potential Complications Conclusion References PART III - Bone Grafting CHAPTER 8 - Augmentation Grafting of the Maxillary Sinus for Placement of Dental Implants Maxillary Sinus Anatomy Maxillary Sinus Physiology Mechanisms of Bone Grafting Bone-Grafting Materials Preoperative Evaluation Surgical Technique Postoperative Considerations Clinical Cases References CHAPTER 9 - Augmentation and Grafting for the Maxillary Anterior Alveolar Ridges Evaluating Tissues to Determine Grafting Needs Anterior Ridge Augmentation Methods References CHAPTER 10 - Subnasal Elevation and Bone Augmentation Nasal Anatomy and Vasculature Selection of Bone-Grafting Material Procedure Conclusion References PART IV - Future Directions CHAPTER 11 - Biologic Growth Factors and Bone Morphogens in Bone Regeneration Procedures Growth Factors Bone Morphogenetic Proteins Future Directions References Index