30 YEARS OF GUIDED BONE REGENERATION. 3RD EDITION

Chapter 01. The Development of Guided Bone Regeneration over the Past 30 Years
Chapter 02. Bone Regeneration in Membrane-Protected Defects
Chapter 03. The Biologic Power of Autogenous Bone Grafts
Chapter 04. Hard and Soft Tissue Alterations Postextraction
Chapter 05. Anatomical and Surgical Factors Influencing the Outcome of GBR Procedures
Chapter 06. Implant Placement Following Extraction in Esthetic Single-Tooth Sites: When Immediate, Early, or Late?
Chapter 07. Immediate Implant Placement with Internal Grafting
Chapter 08. Early Implant Placement with Simultaneous Contour Augmentation Using GBR in the Esthetic Zone
Chapter 09. GBR Procedures in the Posterior Mandible in Partially Edentulous Patients
Chapter 10. Horizontal Ridge Augmentation Using GBR and Autogenous Block Grafts
Chapter 11. Vertical and Horizontal Ridge Augmentation Using GBR: The Sausage Technique
Chapter 12. Hard and Soft Tissue Augmentation in Defect Sites in the Anterior Maxilla
Chapter 13. GBR for Regenerating Bone Defects Caused by Peri-Implantitis
Chapter 14. Prevention and Management of Complications in GBR

With each passing decade, more research is done on GBR, and more surgeons begin adopting this practice with incredible results. Prof Daniel Buser has assembled a team of the top names in implant surgery to put together a comprehensive guide on the materials, indications, techniques, timing, and results of GBR. The book begins with the science of bone regeneration, describing how bone and soft tissue will react and behave under different circumstances, before delving into the different methods and uses of GBR based on the presenting scenario. How to properly time and stage grafting, implant, and prosthetic therapy is a major focus. Case examples are presented documenting each patient’s bone regeneration from start to finish, frequently with long-term follow-ups of 10 years or more. Emphasis is given to incision technique and flap design; the selection, handling, and placement of barrier membranes; the combination of membranes with autogenous bone grafts and low-substitution bone fillers; and aspects of wound closure. This book offers solutions for those who want to begin providing implants to a wider range of patients, for GBR veterans who want to refine their skills and practice more advanced techniques, and for implant surgeons who want to keep up to date with the most current research and technology in GBR.