Injerto autólogo de dentina en Cirugía mínimamente invasiva para regeneración ósea horizontal

Resum

The demand for minimally invasive procedures in oral surgery, as well as for new biomaterials containing optimal properties for bone regeneration, is a growing need. Since the 1960s, dentine has been a promising bone substitute that meets the requirements of being autologous, with osseoinductive and osteoconductive capacity, thanks to the existence of bone morphogenetic proteins and type 1 collagen in its interior. In clinical practice, exodontics is a procedure that can provide the professional with one of the best biomaterials for regeneration therapies, finding in the tooth an excellent source. Combining subperiosteal tunneling as a guided bone regeneration (ROG) technique, with the use of the patient’s own tooth, we aim to present a promising technique with the presentation of the following case.