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Old 11-30-2008, 09:42 AM #1
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Default I'm over loaded with problems
To anyone that may know. Is it as complicated as I imagine to perform a successful mandible bone graft for a child that is missing the frontal portion in addition to teeth (will need dental implants). I was told that we can choose from bovine, cadaver, or my child's own rib if the cat scan shows it's needed to create a complete mandible that will accommodate two prosthesis.
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