BONE GRAFT IN REGENERATION OF ALVEOLAR BONE FOLLOWING TOOTH EXTRACTION

This monograph is a clinical study using Chitra calcium phosphate. Thsi bone graft was used in extraction socket of the mandibular third molar. Clinical, radiological and histological study was done for six months at various intervals to evaluate biocompatibility of the material and compare the regeneration of the bone in the alveolar socket. The study showed that Chitra- Calcium Phosphate Cement (graft material) is biocompatible and has no significant soft tissue reaction. The material maintains the alveolar bone height when used to fill extraction sockets and accelerates bone regeneration in the extraction sockets. However a more elaborate study with a larger number of clinical cases is very much essential to be more conclusive regarding its efficacy.

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The author is currently working as assistant professor in dept. of oral and maxillofacil surgery, K.B.H Dental college and Hospital, Nashik, India. He has done his undergradation from C.O.D.S, Manipal and Post graduation from R.G.U.H.S, Karnataka. He attained 2nd rank in M.D.S Degree exam.