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Old 02-02-2013, 01:36 PM #9
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Hi Kevin,

Well it's not my bone

A synthetic calcium material can be used or sterilized bone granules from a cadaver source. You could use your own bone but that is not always recommended. The tissue would be taken from someplace in your mouth... perhaps your palate. The surgeon will explain all of that to you in detail.

Please let us know what he says....

Bryanna

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Originally Posted by Kevdood83 View Post
No, that tooth has not had work. Looks pretty good too if it was tender and sensitive!

He did mention grafting, I think he even might have said bone in addition to tissue. But I'm not sure, I guess I'll find out next week.

Whose bone are talking about? Lol

Does he transfer my bone and tissue? Where does he take it from?
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