One of the most frequently performed interventions in current oral surgical practice is the extraction of teeth. After the extraction, a biological remodeling phase
of the alveolar ridge follows, resulting in resorption of the alveolar ridge both vertically and horizontally. To a large extent, this has the effect of installing a dental implant at this point. In order to maintain the width and height of the alveolar ridge, a large number of operative techniques for preserving the extraction
wound are used. In our article, a preservation technique will be presented using
the non-resorptive dPTFE membrane, which allows open healing of the extraction
wound, and xenograft will be used as a substituted material. Also, the application
procedures and fixation of these dPTFE membranes will be explained in detail, and
the results of this technical procedure will be presente
