Abstract
Autogenous block grafting has long been a modality of treatment to create adequate bone volume in larger osseous deficient ridges prior to dental implant placement. With some autogenous donor sites being unfavorable anatomically to harvest from, clinicians have turned to using allogenic block materials. With the development of allogenic corticocancellous J blocks, it has allowed the clinician to seek other options of grafting when our gold standard, autogenous blocking, is unavailable.
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