MAXILLARY ALVEOLOPLASTY COMPACTION
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HTR  GRAFTING FOR RIDGE PRESERVATION

Alveoloplasty Compaction is the "compaction, compression & condensation" of alveolar bone for Ridge preservation and form.  This is done after tooth extraction for bony reshaping of tooth sockets, interproximal areas, bony undercuts and exostoses with a mallet and osteotome after a full thickness mucoperiosteal flap reflection.  The site is then grafted with autogenous bone, HTR, and PRP for ridge preservation and creation of ideal bony contours for ridge shape for complete and partial removable dentures.  This is coupled with the created and developed contour of the inner surface (Intaglio) of the immediate denture.  The technique is also used locally for ridge contouring during implant surgery.

Follow the links below to learn more about specific types of treatment utilizing dental implants

• Maxillary Immediate Denture with Alveoloplasty Compaction and HTR Grafting with PRP: Case 1

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