[Progress in the application of alveolar ridge preservation at extraction sites in non-periodontitis and periodontitis patients].

With the popularization and application of implant technology and its good clinical effect, clinicians focus on exploring diagnosis and treatment strategies that can reduce the difficulty and risk of implant treatment, decrease the treatment complications of patients, and improve the surgical acceptance of patients. The technology of alveolar ridge preservation has become the focus of clinical attention. Clinical trials also confirmed that alveolar ridge preservation technology could effectively slow down the absorption of alveolar crest after tooth extraction, so as to maintain the alveolar crest volume shape. Most previous reviews about alveolar ridge preservation focused on surgical procedures, materials application and selection of related procedures. The effect of various causes of tooth extraction on alveolar ridge preservation has not been reviewed. In this review article, the differences between alveolar ridge preservation in non-periodontitis and periodontitis teeth were analyzed histologically and morphologically, so as to provide a decision-making strategies for clinical application of alveolar ridge preservation at various tooth extraction sites.