Bone grafting can be an important part of periodontal treatment or a critical precursor to the placement of a dental implant. Clinicians have a range of choices for the type of material to use for the graft with bovine and synthetic options available alongside allograft bone grafting materials which are sourced from human donors. While the donors have been screened for safety and the graft materials processed in a sterile environment, it is always important to obtain written informed consent from the patient prior to placing any bone graft material.
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