Case with a concave bone defect

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It's a vertical bone defect 
In the case of a concave bone defect even in a vertical bone defect, the prognosis is better and the surgery seems to be more convenient



A concave vertical defect is seen on the right side of the lower jaw.





Bone grafting was performed using an absorbable membrane and implants were placed at the same time.


A secondary surgery was performed about 4 months later.


This is a photo after the final prosthesis.



It's about 7 years later. 
In the case of Concave defect, the prognosis seems to have narrowed in the long run.


 

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