Sentence examples for horizontal defects from inspiring English sources

If large sizes of vertical and horizontal defects require augmentation, BBG was chosen instead of GBR procedures.

Typically, long-standing edentulous alveolar ridges will have vertical and or horizontal defects that require alveolar ridge augmentation for ideal dental implant restorations.

In our investigation for reconstruction of posterior mandibular horizontal defects using a "tunneling technique," a mean crestal ridge width gain of 4.39 mm was achieved based on radiological CBCT measurements.

It was, therefore, the aim of this prospective study to evaluate the histological outcomes of CCXBB blocks used for lateral bone augmentation in large alveolar horizontal defects of at least two adjacent missing teeth.

Large horizontal defects of the maxilla have successfully received implants after lateral ridge augmentation either with autogenous or allogenous onlay blocks, split-crest procedures, and guided bone regeneration.

Consistent bone regeneration for the treatment of combined vertical and horizontal defects without the application of large bone grafts, exogenous growth factors, or cells still remains a challenge for clinicians and surgeons.

They reported excellent osseointegration results with immediate implant placement in horizontal bone defects of 4 mm or higher [22].

In our series of cases, no barrier membranes were used with the synthetic bone graft for achieving clinical success in correction of horizontal bone defects in the atrophic ridge.

Selected because it addresses directly the issue of horizontal growth defects, Figure 10 shows the averaged, flat-mapped surface areas of the pallium, its VZ/SVZ and, when present, its scars, for the groups studied at E18.

The 'gathering up' of the reconstituted matrix limits the outward spread of the regenerated VZ template, diminishes the mobility of precursor and progenitor cells within it and translates into a horizontal growth defect in the somatic compartment of its neocortical derivatives (Walsh and Cepko, 1993).

The reasons for bone grafting included the repair of vertical or horizontal alveolar bone defects to facilitate implant osseointegration.