Clinical relevance of dimensional bone and soft tissue alterations post‐extraction in esthetic sites

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Facial bone wall thickness is the most critical factor influencing post-extraction bone resorption, with thin walls (<1mm) showing 7.5mm vertical loss vs. 1.1mm for thick walls. Thin bone walls also lead to spontaneous soft tissue thickening (7x) after flapless extraction, unlike thick walls.

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