Efficiency of Self Extracted Tooth Graft in Extraction Socket : A Clinical and Radiographic Study

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This is the clinical trial. The goal of this clinical trial is to test whether self extracted tooth graft (autogenous tooth graft ) able to preserved the extraction socket effectively. Our aim is to answer is there any difference in dimensional changes in extraction socket in clinically and radiographically Researchers will compare autogenous tooth graft with self-healing extraction socket in radiographic and clinical measurement. Participant will be randomly allocated into 2 groups ( Test or controlled group) Test group will be autogenous tooth grafting post extraction. After removed any caries, calculus and any gilling material, the extracted tooth will be grind with grinder and processed using BONMAKER machine. (which the bone graft is washed with hydrogen peroxide, hydrogen chloride and alcohol isopropyl) and controlled group will be self healing group. Both group will withdraw 20cc blood for PRF ( Plasma rich fibrin) membrane and place into the socket and secured with suture. They will be reviewed post extraction 1 week ( to ensure there is no infection ) , 2 week ( for suture removal ) , 1 months ( For clinical measurement) , 3 months (For clinical and radiographic measurement) and 6 months (For radiographic measurement).

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