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Soehardi A et al. – This study indicates that with one full height ramus graft, alveolar defects comprising a bicuspid–molar area, can be augmented. The grafted volume is also sufficient to augment one sinus floor. The implant survival rate (99%) compares well with studies using iliac crest or skull bone. Postoperative complaints were minimal, resulting in extremely high patient satisfaction (97%).

   

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