Simultaneous mandibular resection and bone grafting (BGR).

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The patient is a 55-year-old female with ameloblastoma in the left mandibular angle area.
Mandibular resection was performed along with simultaneous iliac bone grafting.



Here is the current state of implant placement after the procedure.

the photo is not of the best quality due to its age.


This is a photo from 2004.


This is from 2008


This is from 2011


This is from 2021


It's 2021 too.
 

These days, although not commonly used, it seems that external hex type implants have advantages when creating multiple screw-type prosthetics.










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