The use of autogeneous mandibular bone block grafts for reconstruction of XXXX .

@entity1 @entity133 @entity281 @entity2419 @entity50
OBJECTIVE: Purpose of this retrospective study was to evaluate outcomes autogenous bone block grafts obtained from mandible for different indications. The healing of the donor and recipient sites in the postoperative period, morbidity and the resorption of the graft were investigated. @entity1 AND METHODS: Twenty-nine @entity1 grafted with mandibular bone block graft were participated in the present study. Grafting was applied in these @entity1 for three indications; reconstruction of @entity2419 , lateral @entity50 . All operations were performed under local anesthesia and in some cases sedation was used as well. RESULTS: Minimal exposure of the block graft occurred in three @entity2419 @entity1 . Secondary epithelization was achieved in all cleft @entity1 with no symptoms of @entity281 . In one @entity1 @entity281 was seen in donor site 1-week after the operation. The region was curetted and antibiotics administrated again. Two @entity1 showed an @entity281 of recipient site, after 4 weeks the grafts were removed. In all the @entity1 , as the screw head became apparent until 1 thread, amount of the resorption were considered <1.5 mm. CONCLUSION: The usage of mandibular block grafts is a simple and effective treatment modality for reconstruction of different types of @entity133 and it also reduces cost of treatment.
