According to the available information, a (b)(6) years old female patient received a bonegraft with ossix bone 5*10*10 (0.5cc) in position 30 (fdi 46) on may 20, 2021.The bonegraft was removed on (b)(6) 2021 as it did not integrate.The bonegraft never integrated, it was lost (almost rejected) from the extraction site.The patient returned four days later with swelling and almost food impaction/dry socket symptoms.The ossix bonegraft partially "flaked" out and was acting more as a foreign body than integrating.It was suctioned out at time of debridement.There are a number of well-known postoperative complications with oral surgeries.With time, the ossix¿ bone matrix is resorbed and replaced by new bone as part of the natural healing process.Preclinical studies demonstrated that 50% or greater implant material remain at the 6-month time point.
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