Socket Preservation Technique Using Resorbable Collagen Membrane v/s High Density d-PTFE Membrane: A Must in Today’s Implant Rehabilitations. A Literature Review and 2 Clinical Cases Report
Carine Tabarani, DDS, MSC1* and Saleh Al Hijawi, DDS2
1 Senior lecturer- Consultant Oral Surgeon, Private Practice exclusive Oral Surgery, Implantology, Oral Medicine, Abu Dhabi-UAE.
2 Private Practice, Abu Dhabi-UAE.
*Corresponding Author: Carine Tabarani, DDS, MSC, Senior lecturer- Consultant Oral Surgeon, Private Practice exclusive Oral Surgery, Implantology, Oral Medicine, Abu Dhabi-UAE.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.58624/SVOADE.2024.05.0165
Received: January 12, 2024 Published: January 29, 2024
Abstract
Following tooth extraction, resorption in alveolar bone results in narrowing of remaining ridge in the extraction site leading to compromised functional and aesthetic outcomes. The overall goal of the present article is to shed light on the importance of the socket preservation procedure in preserving the original bone dimensional contours, while comparing two essential approaches, using non-resorbable high density d-PTFE membranes v/s the non-cross linked collagen resorbable membranes, by assessing the clinical results in terms of regenerated bone volume, postoperative complications and evaluation of keratinized tissue in grafted areas with either one of the above mentioned membranes.
Keywords: Extraction, socket preservation, collagen membrane, d-PTFE
Citation: Tabarani C, Al Hijawi S. Socket Preservation Technique Using Resorbable Collagen Membrane v/s High Density d-PTFE Membrane: A must in Today’s Implant Rehabilitations. A Literature Review and 2 Clinical Cases Report. SVOA Dentistry 2024, 5:1, 19-25.
