ArticleFrontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology2025
Innovative reconstruction protocol for complex alveolar ridge defects in posterior mandible: Case Report and technical analysis.
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Background: Knife-edge ridges in posterior mandible present challenges for implant placement due to insufficient horizontal bone width and inadequate keratinized tissue, traditionally requiring secondary donor site surgery with associated morbidity. Case Description: A 46-year-old female with severe mandibular atrophy underwent two-stage reconstruction. First-stage surgery involved harvesting bone blocks from the knife-edge ridge, rotating them 180° counterclockwise, and securing for horizontal augmentation. After 7 months, second-stage surgery included implant placement with platelet-rich fibrin soft tissue augmentation using open-suture technique. Outcomes demonstrated horizontal bone gains of 4.3-4.8 mm, keratinized tissue increase of 2.9 mm, and absolute bone volume gain of 859.86 mm Practical Implications: This novel staged protocol integrates
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