The phrase "amount of bone available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical, anatomical, or construction discussions where the quantity of bone is relevant.
Example: "The surgeon assessed the amount of bone available for the grafting procedure before making a decision."
Alternatives: "quantity of bone present" or "volume of bone accessible".
Those models can be used to evaluate the dentition and inter-occlusal space; however, they do not provide information regarding the amount of alveolar bone available and the relation of the tooth root to its socket.
However, the limited amount of bone tissue available for autografting and donor site morbidity represent significant drawbacks of this method [ 1- 3].
However, limited amounts of bone are available for autografting and the harvesting procedures involve high donor site morbidity [1].
Even if the quality or available amount of bone marrow sample imposes limitations it should be possible to improve the sensitivity by increasing the number of simultaneous fluorescent colors in the analysis.
Although autogenous bone grafting is the gold standard, the amount of available bone is limited, and donor site morbidity has been reported [2].
While intraoral bone block grafts such as mandibular ramus and symphysis grafts can be harvested with minimal morbidity the amount of available bone remains its big disadvantage.
The numerical results suggest that the overall amount of bone resorption around the graded porous tibial stem is 26% lower than that around a conventional, commercially available, fully dense titanium implant of identical shape and size.
69 Another point is that the amount of bone mass involved in bone turnover of a joint is much larger than the small amount of cartilage available in the joints; this suggests that the systemic biomarker contribution due to localised high bone turnover at a specific osteoarthritic joint might be more readily detected than the contribution due to high cartilage turnover of the joint.
