Mandible defects can be caused by trauma, osteomyelitis, medication-related osteonecrosis, tumor, radiation therapy, or congenital disease. The large mandibular defect is generally reconstructed using a vascularized autogenous graft. In recent years, tissue engineering and bio-printing using 3D printing technology have emerged as an alternative to conventional mandibular reconstruction procedures. The 3D bio-printing helps in mandibular reconstruction based on each patient’s anatomy. To learn more about 3D printing in mandibular reconstruction, join the proficient Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Dr.
Nakul Parasharami in our exclusive MasterSeries webinar on 11 th October 2023 , 3:00 PM IST onwards . Do not miss this session! Suggested readings 3D Printing: Bringing Innovation into Healthcare Will AI-Based Chatbots Reshape Modern Medicine? “Mobile Inpatient Care at Home” as a Savior…
