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Which approach is expected to yield the most reliable outcome for mandibular vertical ridge augmentation prior to implant placement?
What type of graft is considered when seeking reliability in vertical ridge augmentation techniques?
Which option combines a mandibular ramus graft with additional materials for enhanced outcomes?
Which graft type is likely to be less effective in vertical ridge augmentation based on reliability?
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When is the use of xenograft bone granules considered in the augmentation process?
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Study Notes
Mandibular Vertical Ridge Augmentation
- Mandibular vertical ridge augmentation aims to increase the vertical height of the mandible, a common procedure before implant placement.
- The iliac crest is a common source for bone grafting, particularly in large procedures like this.
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Cortico-cancellous bone graft from the iliac crest provides the most reliable outcome because it contains both cortical and cancellous bone.
- Cortical bone provides structural support and strength.
- Cancellous bone promotes bone regeneration.
- Guided bone regeneration (GBR) is used to facilitate bone regeneration.
- Alloplastic bone granules are synthetic materials.
- Xenograft bone granules are derived from animal sources.
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Description
This quiz covers the procedure of mandibular vertical ridge augmentation, a crucial step prior to dental implant placement. It includes information about bone grafting sources such as the iliac crest, the types of graft materials used, and the role of guided bone regeneration in facilitating healing. Test your understanding of these important concepts in oral surgery.
