Not always: You should discuss the reasons with your dentist or oral surgeon.
Answered 10/4/2016
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No: Only if you want to preserve the amount of bone for later use. I would recommend grafting if you want to place an implant later.
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No: If there is no extensive bone injury or damages, the granulation tissue will replace the clot and bone will be regenerate without a problem. Must keep the area clean to prevent infection to maximized the bone fill. Good periodontal health is the key to optimal healing.
Answered 3/3/2013
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