Abstract Successful implant dentistry can be directly co-related to quality and quantity of bone at the recipient site of implant. The use of bone grafts for management of various osseous defects has been available for many years. Interest in bone reconstruction for the oral cavity has increased dramatically over the past decade with widespread acceptance of dental implant. Many patients who request implant rehabilitation require ancillary procedures to increase the quantity and quality of their recipient bone.Bone has an internal structure described in terms of quality which reflects the strength of bone. The density of available bone in an edentulous […]