Tapered, Sand-Blasted, Large-Grit, and Acid-Etched Surfaced Internal Dental Implant in the Diverse Pathologic Jaw

Abstract

The results of this study suggest that conservative surgical management for pathologic lesions based on the understanding of the pathologies can be helpful for successful oral rehabilitation. In bone grafting, it is necessary to determine an appropriate timing and method considering the risk of recurrence and the vascularity of the recipient site. For subsequent implant placement, selecting an implant system suitable for the site of placement and placing it within 3 to 6 months after bone grafting can help the long-term maintenance of the grafted bone and dental implant.

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