“…[5][6][7] Moreover, the physicochemical properties of UBM offer attachment sites for cell surface receptors and a reservoir for signalling factors that modulate various wound healing processes, such as angiogenesis, cell migration, and proliferation. 3,5,8 In conclusion, we have described a novel application of the use of a commerciallyavailable decellularised urinary bladder extracellular matrix in the reconstruction of a post-oncological maxillectomy defect creating a prosthetically favourable site for dental rehabilitation and also without the dependence of a patient on a prosthetic obturator due to the absence of an oroantral fistula.…”