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Fig. 1: Localised horizontal ridge defect. The treatment plan was to place a single implant to replace the lateral incisor.

Fig. 2: A CBCT scan of the defect. The residual ridge width was 5.6 mm.

Fig. 3: Once a full thickness flap had been reflected, the buccal plate was reconstructed using OsteoBiol Soft Cortical Lamina. The lamina was secured using titanium pins.

Fig. 4: The defect was filled with OsteoBiol mp3.

Fig. 5: The lamina was shaped such that it could be folded over the coronal aspect of the filler material. A titanium pin was used to secure the lamina here too.

Fig. 6: The lamina itself was covered with a collagen membrane to allow for rapid soft-tissue integration

Fig. 7: Meticulous, tension-free soft-tissue closure is crucial for successful regeneration.

Fig. 8_The clinical situation after six months of healing.

Fig. 9: A CBCT scan showing the regenerated area. The ridge width was increased to 10.3 mm. A new cortical plate and cancellous compartment are visible.

Fig. 10: Upon reflection of a full thickness flap, the regenerated tissue is visible. The tissue has a good blood supply and remnants of the lamina are present.

Fig. 11: It was possible to place an implant of 3.8 mm in diameter in the correct 3-D position as planned.

Fig. 12: The regenerated ridge before restorative treatment.

Fig. 13: The final situation six months after seating the all-ceramic restoration.

Fig. 14: A periapical radiograph six months after restorative treatment.

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