Computer aided design computer aided manufacturing milled titanium restoration as a graft for the lost dental bone

Titanium used in dentistry as a material shaped in a shape of dental root and put in a jaw bone as a dental root replacement due to its properties of oseointegration and compatablity with bone and gingiva. Bone loss happened due to infection in dental pocket and after extraction of a tooth . Now we can use this properties of oseointegration and compatability with gingiva and bones to use the titanium as a material for restoration of lost dental bone by mixing the data taken from intraoral scanner and CBCT for making the titanium graft restoration which CAD/CAM in the machines according the special software restor the lost bone function and form. Digital impression with intraoral scanner which record the state of bone loss. The software relate this scanning data with cone beam x ray data then make an imagination for the lost part of the bone and add the mechanical mean of retention by making a hole or more in bone before scaninning to add a mean of mechanical retention to the graft and to make a graft with a guide and enhance healing and then give order to the milling machine to mill it . After graft the soft tissue will be managed according to the case from normal flap to the level of adding gingival tissue in cases with a big amount of titanium graft.