ArticleAnnals of maxillofacial surgery
Onlay Bone Grafting from Anterior Iliac Crest with Immediate Implant Placement - A Case Report.
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Abstract
Rationale: Teeth loss raises functional, aesthetic as well as the social concerns affecting the quality of life. Bone loss requires reconstruction of alveolar hard tissues before dental implant placement. Patient Concerns: Patient reported with a chief complaint of multiple carious teeth wanting rehabilitation. Diagnosis: This article presents a case of Class V anterior maxillary residual ridge and Class VI posterior maxillary residual ridge with Class I mandibular residual ridge. Treatment: Anterior iliac crest bone grafting was done in the maxilla followed by immediate implant placement in both the arches in the same setting. Prosthesis was delivered after 3 months. Outcomes: Ten-year as well as 14-year follow-up of this case reported a favourable oral health-related quality of life and satisfaction. Take-away Lessons: Iliac bone grafting followed by immediate implant placement can give a favourable outcome if the case selection is proper.
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