Impact of Graft Material Type on Bone Regeneration Around Implants: A  Case-Control Study

Awais Hussain, Anum Mahmood, Miral Shad, Muhammad Ali Akbani, Aisha Kousar, Sadaf Raffi

Impact of Graft Material Type on Bone Regeneration Around Implants: A Case-Control Study

Authors

Awais Hussain, Anum Mahmood, Miral Shad, Muhammad Ali Akbani, Aisha Kousar, Sadaf Raffi

Keywords:

bone regeneration; dental implants; graft materials

Abstract

Bone regeneration around dental implants is a decisive factor for long-term osseointegration andfunctional stability. The choice of graft material has been debated, with autografts, allografts,xenografts, and synthetic substitutes offering distinct biological and mechanical advantages. This case–control study investigated

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Published

2025-09-22

How to Cite

Awais Hussain, Anum Mahmood, Miral Shad, Muhammad Ali Akbani, Aisha Kousar, Sadaf Raffi. (2025). Impact of Graft Material Type on Bone Regeneration Around Implants: A Case-Control Study . International Journal of Pharmacy Research & Technology (IJPRT), 15(2), 2077–2084. Retrieved from https://ijprt.org/index.php/pub/article/view/1013