Bone grafting
ProcedureBone grafting in some sites and Vegetable Ivory Grafting in Parallel sites
NCT Number: NCT06548685
The purpose of this research study is to evaluate whether a biobased natural vegetable ivory formulation can produce similar or better results compared to the current standard bone healing treatment.
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Get Notified21 year–70 year
All sexes
Interventional
Not applicable
The patient is identified and surgical site and sides reviewed. The patient is consented to have bilateral tooth extractions which are mirror images of each other either in the maxilla or mandible.
Local anesthesia is administered and attention directed to the bilateral identified teeth. Each tooth is luxated with a straight elevator and removed with a forcep with out bony removal. The sites are curetted as indicated, irrigated with normal saline irrigation , then the sterile bone graft material (allograft and vegetable ivory bone graft) are reconstituted with sterile normal saline and placed in the tooth sockets then sutures with a 3-0 gut suture. Once hemostasis is obtained and pot operative care instructions are given, the patient is monitored for 30 minutes following the procedure then discharged.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Have parallel sites from which teeth have been extracted
Exclusion criteria
They are not a candidate for bone grafting or a dental implant
Bone grafting in some sites and Vegetable Ivory Grafting in Parallel sites
Tooth extraction followed by socket preservation with vegetable ivory
Other names: Tooth socket preservation using Vegetable Ivory
Time frame: Six Months
The number of participants who have bone volumes that match or exceed the control sites.
Contact information is provided by the study sponsor or research team.
Mark Stanczyk
CONTACT
Michele O'Brien, HRPP
CONTACT
Mark Stanczyk
Industry
Vegetable Ivory Bone Material Study to Evaluate Whether a Biobased Natural Vegetable Ivory Formulation Can Produce Similar or Better Results Compared to Current Standard Bone Healing Treatments
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