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The combined graft technique

Dr. István Urban · Hungary
 · May 02, 2022
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References:

  1. Urban IA et al.: Int J Periodontics Restorative Dent 2015; 35 (3), 345-53 (clinical study)
  2. Urban IA, et al.: nt J Periodontics Restorative Dent 2019; 39(1):9-14 (clinical study)
  3. Sanz M, et al.: J Clin Periodontol. 2009; 36(10):868-76 (clinical study)
  4. Chevalier G et al.: Int J Periodontics Restorative Dent 2017; 37 (1), 117-23.(clinical study)
  5. Ghanaati S et al.: Biomed Mater 2011; 6 (1), 015010. (pre-clinical)
  6. Rocchietta I et al.: Int J Periodontics Restorative Dent 2012; 32 (1), e34-40. (pre-clinical)
  7. McGuire MK, et al.: J Periodontol. 2021; Photos: Ronald Jung 92(8):1088-95. (clinical study)
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About the author

Dr. István Urban | Hungary

Urban Regeneration Institute, Budapest

Clinical Case
8 years follow-up after successful gaining of keratinised gum with Geistlich Mucograft®
Soft tissue regeneration →
Clinical Case
5’
Ramus Bone Graft for congenitally missing maxillary lateral incisor
A young patient with a congenitally missing incisor who has strong esthetic concerns and has undergone multiple failed surgical attempts presents for definitive management. →
Interview
3’
Less chair time, better esthetics: matrix vs. autologous graft
Dr. Michael McGuire investigated recession coverage with a collagen matrix vs. an autologous graft. We asked him some key questions about his findings. →
Clinical Case
Vertical and horizontal crestal augmentation with sinus lift and Sausage TechniqueTM
The main complaint was instability of the partial denture with limited chewing and dissatisfaction with the esthetic condition →
Clinical Case
8 years follow-up after successful gaining of keratinised gum with Geistlich Mucograft®
Soft tissue regeneration →
Clinical Case
5’
Ramus Bone Graft for congenitally missing maxillary lateral incisor
A young patient with a congenitally missing incisor who has strong esthetic concerns and has undergone multiple failed surgical attempts presents for definitive management. →
Interview
3’
Less chair time, better esthetics: matrix vs. autologous graft
Dr. Michael McGuire investigated recession coverage with a collagen matrix vs. an autologous graft. We asked him some key questions about his findings. →
Clinical Case
Vertical and horizontal crestal augmentation with sinus lift and Sausage TechniqueTM
The main complaint was instability of the partial denture with limited chewing and dissatisfaction with the esthetic condition →