Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9210305 | Implantodontie | 2005 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
The partially vertical bone defect of the posterior maxilla has a residual alveolar length ranging from 4 to 9Â mm. The current treatment combines sinus augmentation with different materials. As an alternative to autogenous bone, a Tricalciumphosphate Alpha to file the sinus is proposed. A study of over 15 cases for partial bone defect is achieved. No failures and no infection of Tricalciumphosphate Alpha were reported. Implant placements took place without complications.
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Authors
A. Seban, A. Deboise, P. Bonnaud,