The paucity of data on donor morbidity when harvesting chin grafts poses a challenge, and most reports focus on cleft patients, leaving gaps in our understanding of this procedure in other clinical settings.Although chin graft harvesting in cleft cases has been explored, specific details on morbidity are limited, highlighting the need for more comprehensive and specific research in this area. 3,8spite advances in techniques and biomaterials to correct alveolar ridge discrepancies, chin grafts remain a prominent option, offering advantages such as faster revascularisation, lower resorption rate and sustained long-term bone regeneration.][13]
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