What are the risks (long term and short term) of using cadaver bone graft before dental implant? Would it be better to just have the tooth (last molar on the lower area) extracted than to extract and do an implant? My last molar has infection, which is my dentist said we might need to do a bone graft for better support of the implant.
Answer: Bone Grafting First of all , if you have an infection, remove that molar, i do not recomend you to have bonegraft there, then after at least 3 months, i really recommend you to set an implant there, with or without bonegraft, can be bovine, or human, both are good options, and are FDA aproved, and its a very easy procedure. Hope this helps, TY
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Bone Grafting First of all , if you have an infection, remove that molar, i do not recomend you to have bonegraft there, then after at least 3 months, i really recommend you to set an implant there, with or without bonegraft, can be bovine, or human, both are good options, and are FDA aproved, and its a very easy procedure. Hope this helps, TY
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Answer: Human sourced bone graft risks All bone graft materials are sourced for certified and licensed bone banks. The graft materials are usually irradiated and the chances of transmission of disease is almost nil. Infection is possible as with any implantation of foreign material. There are other synthetic materials that can be used or even your own bone harvested from your mouth. You need to discuss all the options with your dental surgeon and come up with the best plan for you.
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April 11, 2016
Answer: Human sourced bone graft risks All bone graft materials are sourced for certified and licensed bone banks. The graft materials are usually irradiated and the chances of transmission of disease is almost nil. Infection is possible as with any implantation of foreign material. There are other synthetic materials that can be used or even your own bone harvested from your mouth. You need to discuss all the options with your dental surgeon and come up with the best plan for you.
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February 9, 2015
Answer: Cadaver Bone Graft before dental implants As long as your dentist uses a certified and recognized bone bank, your risks are minimal. Your surgeon can also get some bone from your own mouth to graft into the extraction socket. You need to know your options. There are various grafting materials (cadaver, coral, ceramics, membranes) that work as well as cadaver bone and you should know your options.
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February 9, 2015
Answer: Cadaver Bone Graft before dental implants As long as your dentist uses a certified and recognized bone bank, your risks are minimal. Your surgeon can also get some bone from your own mouth to graft into the extraction socket. You need to know your options. There are various grafting materials (cadaver, coral, ceramics, membranes) that work as well as cadaver bone and you should know your options.
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