ArticleBulletin of experimental biology and medicine2023
Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Bone Grafting in Alveolar Ridge Augmentation Using the Two-Stage Splitting Technique.
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Abstract
Stimulation of neoosteogenesis is the main mechanism of osseointegration during installation of dental implants, bone tissue recession, and alveolar process augmentation in adentia. In experiments on miniature pigs, we used the technology of two-stage splitting of the ridge of the alveolar process of the mandible in combination with a xenograft that was placed between the fragments of the split bone plate. The morphology of the reparative process and the distribution of osteogenic differentiation markers in the compact and trabecular bone of the alveolar crest were studied. Signs of reparative osteogenesis were observed in the bone regenerate that had a lamellar structure, formed osteons, and foci of woven tissue. It was found that the xenograft was replaced by newly formed trabecular bone tissue. These sites were characterized by increased expression of osteocalcin and CD44. Augmentation technology through two-stage splitting provides trophic relationship of osteoprogenitor cells and is an effective method of osteogenesis stimulation in the alveolar process.
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