Concentrated growth factor as an alternative membrane material in periodontal regeneration: a case report
The risk of further periodontal breakdown increases with a deep intrabony defect. Non-surgical periodontal therapy could pose a challenge and surgical intervention is mainly required to manage the defect. Autologous platelet concentrates such as concentrated growth factor (CGF) may improve surgi...
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Language: | English |
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IIUM Press
2023
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Institution: | Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia |
Language: | English |
Summary: | The risk of further periodontal breakdown increases with a deep
intrabony defect. Non-surgical periodontal therapy could pose a
challenge and surgical intervention is mainly required to manage the
defect. Autologous platelet concentrates such as concentrated growth
factor (CGF) may improve surgical outcome due to its enrichment with
growth factors. Nevertheless, the outcomes of using CGF as a biomaterial
in periodontal regenerative therapy is inconclusive. This case report
describes the regenerative management of an intrabony defect on all the
first molars of a 24-year-old Malay lady diagnosed with Generalised
Periodontitis, Stage III, Grade C. A guided tissue regeneration strategy
was utilised on all the first molars except on tooth 46, which was treated
with xenografts and a biologic adjunct of CGF. Patient was recalled
regularly every week up to two months following the procedure,
followed by a three-month interval review. The results showed
promising outcomes with an average of 4 mm probing pocket depth
reduction and 79.1% radiographic bone fill for both regenerative
strategies. The utilisation of biologic adjuncts such as CGF, could offer a
viable alternative to collagen membrane in periodontal regeneration
without compromising clinical results. |
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