Considerations for the Management of Early Complications in Bone Regeneration: A Case Report

This case report evaluates the possible reasons for early complications after guided bone regeneration, as well as options for their management. A thorough evaluation prior to surgery will help determine appropriate planning. Each clinician should be aware of the goals and possible limitations of the treatment to be performed to ensure optimal patient care. The management of the membrane, early exposure and contamination with a second bone augmentation surgery provided a sufficient amount of bone to place a dental implant in a correct three-dimensional position. CPD/Clinical Relevance: The correct approach for the management of the complications for regenerative bone therapy is highlighted.