Application of 3D printing for bone graft fabrication in dental surgery – an animal model study

Paulina Graczyk, Damian Niewczas, Maciej Sygit, Piotr Regulski, Zygmunt Stopa

Streszczenie
W pracy przedstawiono zastosowanie druku 3D w celu modelowania indywidualnych przeszczepów kostnych na bazie materiału polimerowego. Rozwiązania te wykorzystuje się w implantologii. Wyniki badania porównano z konwencjonalną metodą augmentacji za pomocą bloczków kostnych.
 
Abstract
The study presents the application of 3D printing technology for individual polimer-based bone grafts fabrication in oral implantology. The results were compared with the conventional method of bone augmentation using bone blocks.
 
Hasła indeksowe: druk 3D, augmentacja kości, implantologia, chirurgia jamy ustnej
 
Key words: 3D printing, bone augmentation, implantology, oral surgery

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