Use of steering bone regeneration in dental surgery
Abstract
Alveolar bone atrophy is one of the reason of stomatognathic system disfunction. Loss of alveolar bone is a result of periodontal diseases or ageing process within edentulous segments. The aim of this paper is to present treatment possibilities with use of guided bone regeneration methods. Described procedures are useful in preventing the teeth loss as well as in prosthetic rehabilitation.
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