Autogenous bone chip interspersed in PRF and PRP as an augmentative bio material in autogenous tooth transplant – A case report

INTRODUCTION: Autotransplantation technique involves extraction of tooth from the recipient site and donor tooth without damage, placing and stabilizing donor tooth within same individual. The use of autogenous bone combined with platelet rich fibrin (PRF) and platelet rich plasma (PRP) seems to be favorable to achieve stable alveolar bone. Thus we provide an innovative adjuvant method for enhancing bone formation using PRF and inter-radicular bone with PRP as autogenous graft. PRESENTATION OF CASE: A 26 year old healthy female individual reported university teaching hospital to outpatient department of oral and maxillofacial surgery, with complain of decayed tooth. On clinical and radiographic examination it was diagnosed was chronic irreversible pulpitis with to left maxillary first molar. Looking at clinical profile, age and health status an autogenous tooth transplant was advised. DISCUSSION: Periodontal ligament, interradicular bone autografts, PRF and PRP has potential to induce formation of alveolar bone and is recommended in cases of atrophy of alveolar process. CONCLUSION: The solution mentioned can be hypothesized to improve - quantity and quality of bone formed, reduce the chances of ankylosis of the tooth, bone loss, sinus perforation.