Desirable outcome after bone grafting and implants in atropic anterior maxilla with reverse architecture

Abstract

A significant advancement in dentistry has been made with the successful use of implants to replace missing teeth. Bone volume is frequently deficient in the anterior maxilla, and either the quality and quantity of accessible bone is frequently varying. But nowadays, implants are also being inserted in sites where ridge deficiency vary dimensions. For placing implants in deficient ridges, the surgical specialist has a variety of treatment options thanks to the numerous reconstruction techniques involving bone graft, guided bone regeneration, orthognathic surgery, or bone distraction. Almost every complicated situation involving jaws deficient bone can be effectively treated with these methods if performed appropriately. This case discusses the sequential steps taken in a situation where the anteriors were missing and replaced by implant with placement of bone graft.