Implant placement with simultaneous guided bone regeneration using connective tissue as a barrier: re-entry evaluation

Connective tissue is an autogenous tissue which has shown successful results as a barrier due to its mesanchymal cells with osteogenic capacity. In this case the defect around the dental implant was treated simultaneously with demineralized freezed dried bone and connective tissue as a membrane. Re-entry was done to evaluate the site in 6 months. Restoration was completely functional in the one-year period of follow-up after loading, with no signs of inflammation, pocket probing depth and gingival recession.