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Table 1 Characteristics of the studies included in the quantitative assessment

From: The use of autogenous tooth bone graft is an efficient method of alveolar ridge preservation – meta-analysis and systematic review

Author and year

Study design

Number of patients

Test group

Control group

Follow-up time (months)

Membrane

Used tooth part

Defect morphology

Outcomes

I. W. Um et al. 2019 [34]

case series

T: 10

C: 6

DDM + rhBMP-2

DDM

3–6

no

root

NA

ridge width changes (mm), histological outcomes (%)

C. P. Joshi et al. 2016 [35]

randomized controlled trial

T1: 15

T2: 15

C: 15

T1: ATG

T2: β-TCP

ungrafted

4

yes

root and crown

min. 5 mm deep, 4 walled bony defects

ridge width changes (mm)

A. Dwivedi et al. 2020 [36]

case series

30

ATG

NA

4

no

root and crown

NA

ridge width changes (mm)

Z. Radoczy-Drajko et al. 2021 [37]

case series

9

ATB

NA

6

yes

root and crown

EDS3-4

ridge width praeop-postop (mm), histological outcomes (%)

A. Elfana et al. 2021 [38]

randomized controlled trial

T: 10

C: 10

AWTG

ADDG

6

yes

root and crown

less than 5 mm buccal bony wall defect

ridge width changes (mm), histological outcomes (%)

G. U. Jung et al. 2018 [39]

randomized controlled trial

T1: 8

T2: 8

C: 8

T1: DDM

T2: DDM + rhBMP-2

Bio-Oss Collagen

4

yes

root

less than 50% buccal bony defect

ridge width praeop-postop (mm), histological outcomes (%)

K. M. Pang et al. 2017 [40]

randomized controlled trial

T: 21

C: 12

AutoBT

Bio-Oss

6

no

root and crown

min. 4 mm of vertical dimension loss in more than 1 wall

histological outcomes (%)

A. Santos et al. 2021 [29]

randomized controlled trial

T: 34

C: 32

MDM

Bio-Oss

6

yes

root and crown

Elian type II defects

histological outcomes (%)