Sentence examples for soft tissue restoration from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, soft tissue restoration techniques are mainly focused on volume regeneration instead of function recovering.

Development of adipose tissue-engineering strategies, where human bone marrow stromal cells (HBMSC) are combined with three-dimensional scaffolds, is likely to prove valuable for soft tissue restoration.

In acute lesions of the radial head and the stabilising soft tissues, restoration of the longitudinal stability is critical to prevent proximal migration of the radius [29, 63].

Restoration of the functional anatomy of the knee, including alignment, soft tissue balancing and restoration of the joint line, are integral to improving function.

Controlled pressure enhances the interdental papilla and creates the illusion of pontics emerging from the soft tissue, providing the restoration with a natural-looking effect.

The most important finding of the study was that compacting bone cement between the prosthesis and bone was able to influence soft tissue balance and restoration of limb alignment.

Acute osteomyelitis can in some cases be cured with antimicrobial therapy alone but surgical management is often required and includes extensive debridement, obliteration of dead spaces, stabilisation, adequate soft tissue coverage, and restoration of an effective blood supply.

A clinical and radiographic review carried out a year after the initial surgery showed the complete success of the procedure according to Albrektsson's criteria and the natural aspect of the soft tissue around the restorations (Fig. 5).

Soft tissue contracture can complicate restoration of length.

Tight and stable soft tissue integration during implant restoration facilitates long-term success (Fig. 2).

Transitioning a patient with partial edentulism through hard and soft tissue grafting to an implant restoration with an interim removable dental prosthesis (IRDP) presents a challenge to the restorative dentist.