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Sagittal sections showing impacted canine
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Radiographic investigations revealed the presence of impacted canine palatally [Figure 1].
Defect created after extraction of impacted canine
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After reflecting flap, impacted canine was extracted atraumatically [Figure 2].
Sticky bone
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As sticky bone is a stable fibrin bone graft it has its own body and is easy to handle and can be moulded into desired shape [Figure 3].
Sagittal sections showing bone formation
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As it was evident in the computed tomography scan [Figure 4], predictable bone formation was observed.
Ridge split and implant placement
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After ridge splitting, osteotomy was done to place implant of size 3.5 x 11.5 (Touareg , ADIN) [Figure 5].
Occlusal contact in centric occlusion
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Temporary crown was seated and immediately was loaded without occlusal contact in centric, eccentric, and protruded position [Figure 6].