Guided bone regeneration and PRF and PRP placement in patient with periodontal and smoking disease. Review of the literature and presentation of a clinical case.

Abstract

Introduction: Oral health is an inseparable part of the general health conditions of every individual. That is why the strategies that are implemented are directed towards the prevention of oral diseases Guided Bone Regeneration (GBR) represents an alternative when there is a loss of dental units, for the future prosthetic rehabilitation of that edentulous space, it is here where the present investigation. Objectives to describe in a detailed and orderly way the effectiveness of the treatment of bone regeneration of the alveolar bone and placement of PRF and PRP regarding a clinical case. Methodology: used was framed in the positivist paradigm, with a quantitative approach, being a field-descriptive, non-experimental study, in the single clinical case modality, where the clinical history, informed consent, periapical radiographs, pre-examinations were used as a method. -operative and radiographic camera for data collection and obtaining them. Result: a successful bone growth of 14mm in height, in less time than expected, evidencing tissue increase after two months, obtaining positive results, and it was recommended to maintain good daily hygiene, periodic cleaning every three months plus the general one that It should be after each meal, reduction in smoking and prosthetic rehabilitation through dental implants. Conclusion: ROG is an effective treatment and in combination with PRF and PRP as aids in the osteoblastic process, stimulated by these autologous growth factors, its effectiveness and lower cost to the patient are demonstrated for future prosthetic rehabilitation with dental implants.