Histological Evaluation of Guided Bone Regeneration in Osseous Defects Using A Novel Non-Resorbable Membrane

BACKGROUND: Guided bone regeneration and guided tissue procedures have been performed using barrier membranes in clinical dentistry to enhance formation osseous defects, ridge preservation reconstruction. Despite the considerable number of new biomaterials that develop with more advantages fewer disadvantages for regeneration, cost surgical approach difficulties are still main obstacles we tried overcome novel membrane. AIM: Our research aimed assess histologically membrane experimental defects. MATERIAL AND METHODS: study was conducted on ten mongrel dogs. Each animal presented two groups. The first group at left side mandible which received Bio-Oss only while right covered by non-resorbable These dogs were sacrificed (3, 6, 9 12 weeks) postoperatively histological assessment healing RESULTS: evaluation showed I (Bio-OSS only) less amount as compared II (Bio-Oss membrane). CONCLUSION: present findings revealed inert induced no inflammatory reaction or graft rejection. provided evidence close contact host due osteoconductivity cell occlussiveness