… Acute angle-closure glaucoma (AACG) is a rare complication of general anesthesia. The …
We present a case of AACG after general anesthesia for oral bone grafting in a patient with no …

… , bone grafts performed before canine eruption were largely carried out with the objective of
orthodontic gap closure, in contrast to the bone grafts … closures reduce the graft resorption. …

… Among the many biomaterials available for grafting, Bio-oss ® … oss ® granules were used
as bone grafts in the surgical gap. … bone grafting of the surgical gap with Bio-oss ® granules. …

… to be the gold standard in oral bone grafting. Autogenous bone grafts have been shown to
be superior to allogenic bone, xenogeneic bone, bone substitutes, and alloplasts in terms of …

… The bone block is split out buccally, 16 The inferior alveolar nerve is medial to the bone graft
region, 16 Bone graft material from the mandibular angle and trephine material from the chin…

… Because the main aim of any bone graft or substitute is to facilitate bone union, the primary
… bone filler, with rates of delayed union/nonunion of 4.6% and 2.6%, respectively. Bone graft …

… This paper reviews the techniques and materials (bone graft and bone graft substitutes) that
… of bone repair techniques, methods of bone grafting, and materials available as bone graft …

… complete resorption of the onlay bone graft within 1 to 3 years after grafting. %+& These …
the bone graft include: (1) the use of dental prostheses to protect the graft; (2) graft material …

… In addition to quick bone harvesting with minimal morbidity, the intraoral bone … for bone
grafting are increased bone volume and quality (bone density) of recipient site. Increased bone …

… intramedullary nails, cancellous bone grafting to promote fracture healing is the most
reasonable treatment method. Although bone grafting can be done by the closed or the open …