Description: Socket management Maintaining alveolar dimensions upon tooth loss The loss of bundle bone after tooth extraction results in alveolar ridge alterations during healing and thus, impacts the implant stability and the aesthetic results of the treatment. Various approaches have been introduced to minimize dimensional changes and maintain the integrity of the alveolar
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Socket management
Socket management requires a strict evaluation of biological and aesthetic risk factors. The characteristics of the buccal bone determine the necessary procedure. This could be an immediate implantation with the insertion of implants at the time of tooth extraction. Early implantation is performed after minimally invasive tooth extraction and a healing time of 4–8 weeks, mostly following natural healing or socket seal technique. Delayed or late implantation in combination with socket preservation using bone