Alveolar Ridge Preservation Utilizing Composite (Bioceramics/Collagen) Graft: A Cone-Beam Computed Tomography Assessment in a Randomized Split-Mouth Controlled Trial

Background: The vast percentage of the alveolar bone resorption process happens within first 12 to 24 weeks post extraction; however, this phenomenon is chronic, and ridge continues resorb. In order prevent reduction or at least recompense loss dimensions, preservation (ARP) technique was developed. Objectives: This research studied vertical horizontal dimensional changes as a result non-molar teeth extraction alone against with utilizing composite (bioceramics/collagen) graft by cone-beam computed tomography radiographies analyses. Material Methods: randomized split-mouth controlled trial. patients need maxillary were enrolled allocated into 2 groups. sockets after atraumatic filled in role test group, left unassisted healing without any materials control group. Two CBCT radiographs taken baseline 4 months for comparison. Both resorptions analyzed between group radiographs. Results: extraction, there mean compared (0.56 ± 0.15 mm) (1.47 0.30 Whereas it (0.90 0.16 (2.26 Therefore, significant difference two Conclusions: Within limitations research, we demonstrated that osteogen-plug significantly decreased comparison tooth alone, showed change minimized using an osteogen-plug.