Aug 2026· Bioinformation· Vol 22, pp. 5458-5461· 0 citations
TL;DR
Both materials supported socket preservation, but autogenous bone provided greater horizontal and vertical dimensional stability and similar soft-tissue improvement.
Abstract
Post-extraction remodeling may reduce alveolar ridge dimensions and complicate future implant placement. Therefore, it is of interest to compare the calcium phospho-silicate and autogenous particulate bone grafts for socket preservation in 24 systemically healthy adults randomized equally between the two materials, with both sites covered by a collagen plug. Clinical indices were monitored and CBCT was used to measure ridge width and height at baseline and 6 months. Horizontal loss was 1.43 ą 0.39 mm with calcium phospho-silicate and 0.97 ą 0.31 mm with autogenous bone (p=0.002), while vertical loss was 1.11 ą 0.34 mm and 0.71 ą 0.27 mm, respectively (p=0.004), with similar soft-tissue improvement. Thus, both materials supported socket preservation, but autogenous bone provided greater horizontal and vertical dimensional stability.
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