Table 6. | Characteristics of included studies – extraction sockets morphology and health |
| Study | Soft tissue parameters | Hard tissue parameters | Tissue health parameters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caplanis et al. [21] | Periodontal biotype |
Affected socket walls, amount of bone loss, distance between alveolar crest and dentino-enamel junction |
None |
| Elian et al. [22] | Facial soft tissue level | Buccal bone level | None |
| Chu et al. [23] | Buccal soft tissue deficiency | Buccal bone plate level | None |
| El Chaar et al. [24] | Soft tissue biotype | Buccal plate loss, periapical bone topography, interproximal bone level | None |
| Steigmann et al. [25] | None |
-Buccal bone intact thickness; -Buccal bone fenestration; -Buccal bone dehiscence compared with dehiscence height |
None |
| Juodzbalys et al. [26] |
-Soft tissue contour; -Vertical soft tissue deficiency; -Keratinized gingival; -Mesial and distal papillae; -Gingival biotype; -Soft tissue quality - colour, consistency, and contour |
-Alveolar process height; -Labial plate vertical position; -Facial bone thickness; -Intra dental bone peak height; -Adjacent teeth mesio-distal distance; -Palatal angulation; -Available bone beyond the apex of extraction socket |
Bone lesions |
| Kim et al. [27] | Soft tissue damage |
-Bony walls resorption; -Buccal plate or the palatal/lingual plate; -Buccal and palatal/lingual walls; -Hard tissue damage |
Bone defect configuration and pathology |
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