Vertical Ridge Augmentation

This paper demonstrates how the bone healing starts from the walls of the defect towards the middle.

This paper shows the fundamental role of revascularization prior to the new bone formation.

This paper shows how the vascularization is impacted negatively by the presence of a membrane.

This book chapter describes the shell technique with autogenous bone harvested from the mandible.

This paper shows the impact of more autogenous bone in the graft mixture: better quality bone tissue.

This paper shows a method to preserve the autogenous bone reconstructed alveolar crest from secondary remodeling thanks to the application of bovine bone over the healed graft.

This paper remarks the strong capability of autogenous bone to support the bone formation better than other materials. Autogenous bone is the gold standard.

This paper reports the use of computer guided approach for bone harvesting.

This paper underlines the necessity of protection of the wound and graft material from mechanical strain.

This paper remarks the high risk of complication related to vertical bone augmentation procedures.