In ICOI’s official glossary, Alveolar distraction osteogenesis is cross-referenced to Distraction osteogenesis.
Distraction osteogenesis: Syn: Osteodistraction.
The gradual and controlled distraction of two vascularized bone segments created by an osteotomy.
Formation of new soft tissue and bone between vascular bone surfaces created by an osteotomy and separated by gradual and controlled distraction.
It begins with the development of a reparative callus.
The callus is placed under tension by stretching, which generates new bone.
Distraction osteogenesis consists of three sequential periods: Endodontic stabilizer Dual Scan Protocol profile extends to the height of contour of the crown, producing a straight or convex profile in the apical third of the axial surface.
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