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Fracture of alveolus, closed

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Pathophysiology

The loss of bundle bone and interruption of blood supply to the periodontal ligament (PDL) post-extraction contribute substantially to horizontal bone resorption [PMID:39755604].

Epidemiology

Six months post-extraction, horizontal bone loss rates range from 29 to 63%, highlighting the significant impact on alveolar ridge dimensions [PMID:39755604].

Management

Finite element analysis suggests that perioral forces play a critical role in alveolar ridge healing dynamics, particularly in regions where maxillary anterior teeth are missing [PMID:39755604].

References

1 Li AK, He YT, Li X, Han CY, Dong JY, Zhang KQ et al.. Finite element analysis of the influence of perioral force on alveolar ridge healing in areas missing maxillary anterior teeth. BMC oral health 2025. link

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