Comparative investigation of the effects of different materials used with a titanium barrier on new bone formation

Abstract

Autogenous blood with titanium barriers in guided bone regeneration seems to be as successful as DBBG and BCP bioceramic graft material.

Effects of Ankaferd BloodStopper on bone healing in an ovariectomized osteoporotic rat model

“…Bone grafts such as autologous, allogenic or synthetic bone grafts, or prosthetic devices are used to reconstruct these defects (1). Autologous bone grafts are the gold standard for treating bone defects, however, bone supply is limited and a second surgical site is required (2). Therefore, allogeneic bone grafts from donors or cadavers are generally used as an alternative graft material to autologous bone grafts.…”

Effects of different biomaterials on augmented bone volume resorptions

“…; Ezirganli et al. , ). The lack of sufficient bone volume in the oral and maxillofacial area, especially resulting from surgery, large bone defects, trauma, or tumor surgery, may lead to aesthetic and/or functional problems.…”

“…It has been generally assumed that the barrier membranes used in GBR must be permeable to facilitate the diffusion of nutrients to the newly regenerated tissues (Ezirganli et al. , ). However, Schmid et al.…”

“…Autologous bone grafts are the current gold standard for the treatment of bone defect repair, as this method has both osteoinductive and osteoconductive properties and the presence of stem cell and growth factors (Ezirganli et al. , ). However, these problems such as the need for a second surgical site, limited availability of autografts, postoperative morbidity, prolonged pain and neural damage in the donor site areas, and discomfort for patients resulting from extra‐oral grafts has led to the development of various alternative materials (Ozdemir et al.…”

Análise tomográfica da formação óssea em defeito segmentar na mandíbula de coelho preenchido com bloco de osso bovino liofilizado

“…Pesquisas demonstraram levar de três a seis anos para que a reabsorção tivesse início (SCHWARTZ et al, 2000;TAPETY et al, 2004;EZIRGANLI et al, 2011;SCHMITT et al, 2012).…”