A case with a less favorable condition of the palatal root.

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This patient is a 51-year-old male who presented with pain in the area of tooth #26.


Based on the CT findings, due to the unfavorable condition of the palatal root, we performed socket preservation using allograft bone and a collagen plug during the extraction of tooth #26.

After the extraction.


Subsequent to approximately 4 months of waiting, here is the photo. It appears that the palatal root area has shown some degree of bone formation.



I placed an Ossteo Bionics SB implant flaplessly.


4 months after implant placement.
 

Proper socket management in the maxillary posterior region can potentially simplify the surgical procedure.











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