How to Graft for
Neighboring Root?
A 50-year-old man (smoker, bruxer (also missing the tooth #2 and 3)) requests extraction of the tooth #19 with mobility and buccal gingival infection (Fig.1 *). There is severe bone loss around the mesial root (Fig.2 M). It appears that the soft tissue (Fig.3 *) prevents the bone graft from being deposited in the distal surface of the neighboring root.
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Xin Wei, DDS, PhD, MS 1st edition
02/21/2019, last revision
07/14/2019