Bone grafting prior to dental implantation

When preparing the patient for dental implantation in some cases due to the presence of atrophy of alveolar bone tissue, it becomes necessary to perform additional bone-reconstructive operations in order to restore the volume of bone tissue and the form of the alveolar parts of the jaws. An increase in the volume of the alveolar bone is designed to solve the problem of creating a sufficient amount of bone tissue for installing a dental implant in an optimal functional and aesthetic position, which can contribute to the longest possible result for the patient and the doctor. The textbook on these issues can be used in the training of students, doctors and cadets at the departments of surgical dentistry and maxillofacial surgery