Übersetzung für "Ridge augmentation" in Deutsch

Currently, a form-stable membrane is required for large vertical ridge augmentation in the absence of a bone block.

Sinus inlays, ridge augmentation with bones and implants all failed several times.

During the early years of pre-prosthetic surgery, the patient’s own (autologous) bones from the rib were frequently used for ridge augmentation.

For extensive ridge augmentation in the case of advanced atrophy (Cawood, class IV to VI), the patient’s own bones nearly always have to be used.

For extensive ridge augmentation in the case of advanced atrophy (Cawood, class IV to VI), the patient's own bones nearly always have to be used.

For pre-implant ridge augmentation, there are various possibilities available: These include guided tissue regeneration with special membranes that maintain a cavity and prevent this being filled by connective tissue.

Ridge augmentations at the time of implant placement are less predictable.

For extensive ridge augmentations and sinus inlays, the patient’s own bones are mostly used, these days primarily from the iliac crest.

From over 100 major ridge augmentations carried out to date, mostly in combination with sinus inlays, we have seen - in the second operation, the insertion of dental implants - the major resorption of calvarium bone in only one case.