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Comprehensive Dentistry (Expert Forum)
Failed bone graft
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Member Comments (2)
by Top 3 Dentists, Jul 09, 2009 03:24PM
, Jul 09, 2009 03:24PMTo: texaswavelady
yes this is definitely possible.
by Top 3 Dentists, Jul 09, 2009 03:25PM
, Jul 09, 2009 03:25PMTo: texaswavelady
But it depends on the amount of bone that is on either side of the area that you need the vertical growth on. There are also short implant available that are 5-6 mm in length and also there are many different procedures that could be done to create more room for longer implants.
