Radiological and Microbiological Evaluation of the Efficacy of Alveolar Bone Repair Using Autogenous Dentin Matrix—Preliminary Study

Dental procedures for alveolar bone augmentation may be carried out using autologous graft material derived from the patient’s own tooth. The obtained is subjected to strict aimed at reducing amount of bacteria in autograft. aim this study was evaluation efficacy autogenous dentine matrix produced by grinding tooth maxillary defects and microbiological status obtained. Alveolar repair performed with an dentin four patients. In each case, substitute used. tooth-derived then used augmentation. tested assess its profile. For purpose comparison, other materials tissues were also testing. Bone healing assessed CBCT (cone beam computed tomography) scanning before 6 months after surgery Hounsfield scale ImageJ software. Analysis regeneration process based on density score units showed significant differences measurements scans treatment site, surgery, it, All detected constituted bacterial flora. microorganisms present soft tissues. use ensures that proper volume shape preserved does not introduce pathogenic into patient. procedure preparing described one clinical case.