Bone Graft Materials in Implant Dentistry

Bone Graft Materials in Implant Dentistry provides a practical and evidence-based overview of bone augmentation procedures used in contemporary implant practice. The book discusses the biological principles of bone regeneration, graft classification, healing mechanisms, and the clinical applications of autografts, allografts, xenografts, and alloplastic materials. It also covers guided bone regeneration, growth factors, barrier membranes, ridge preservation, sinus floor elevation, and management of peri-implant bone defects. Clinical indications, advantages, limitations, material selection, and current scientific evidence are presented in a simple and systematic manner. Designed for undergraduate students, postgraduate residents, implant practitioners, and clinicians, this book serves as a practical guide for selecting appropriate graft materials and planning predictable implant rehabilitation.