Abstract
Summary The surgeon must be prepared to initiate reconstructive techniques for site development at the time of tooth extraction. All of the various modalities and materials used in site development should be considered for the patient, with the ultimate goal being restoration of form, function, and esthetics. Each phase of surgical procedure should incorporate any and all available resources to the surgeon to enhance the final outcome. Successful treatment is attainable if one follows each step carefully and cautiously and selects the appropriate surgical techniques and materials for patients.
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