Split crest technique: a solution for atrophic anterior maxilla – case report

Autores

  • Vanessa Marques Delai
  • Leonardo Brunet Savaris
  • Fábio Furquim
  • Paulo Roberto Camati
  • Aline Monise Sebastiani
  • Tatiana Miranda Deliberador
  • Rafaela Scariot
  • João César Zielak

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21726/rsbo.v14i4.674

Palavras-chave:

oral rehabilitation; dental implantation; bone transplantation.

Resumo

The rehabilitation of atrophic anterior maxilla can be done by different techniques. Among the procedures for bone augmentation, we can use block grafting, guided bone regeneration, and split crest technique (SCT). SCT consists in bone crest osteotomy, followed by manual/mechanical expansion up to the splitting of the buccal plate from the lingual/palatal plate through greenstick fracture. SCT advantage is the possibility of simultaneously installing a dental implant. However, SCT planning should consider the remaining bone width and the the flap type to obtain success. Objective: To report a case of implant-supported rehabilitation of an atrophic anterior maxilla using the split crest technique with insertion of 4 immediate implants, showing the effectiveness of the technique.

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2017-12-20

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Vanessa Marques Delai, Leonardo Brunet Savaris, Fábio Furquim, Paulo Roberto Camati, Aline Monise Sebastiani, Tatiana Miranda Deliberador, … João César Zielak. (2017). Split crest technique: a solution for atrophic anterior maxilla – case report. Revista Sul-Brasileira De Odontologia, 14(4), 244–09. https://doi.org/10.21726/rsbo.v14i4.674