Development of a Dummy Bone Graft Material from Egg-Shells for Practice on Cadaver Animal Model (MADOHC) - Lupine Publishers

Development of a Dummy Bone Graft Material from Egg-Shells for Practice on Cadaver Animal Model (MADOHC) - Lupine Publishers

Introduction: The development of bio materials for bone tissue replacements in dentistry has attracted a lot of interest among professionals due to the rise in the number of patients requiring bone replacements 1. The bony craters and other defects in the bony architecture like insufficient ridge height for proper placement of implants may be managed by suitable substitutes to make up for the lost structures. During teaching and training programme, each student or trainee should be given a cadaver model on which a dummy bone graft materials should be used for practice before actually performing surgery on patients. Egg-shells has been thought of as the material of choice in terms of the fact that it is made up of calcium carbonate and easily procurable. The particles from the egg-shells could serve the purpose of a dummy graft material which can be used by learners on animal cadaver models in hands-on-training [1,2].

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