Osteonecrosis of the jaw is a serious complication among patients receiving bisphosphonate therapy. Recently, numerous cares of BRONJ
have been reported because of increasing the olders, however methods for early detection and identification of patients at risk for osteonecrosis
of the jaw need further investigation. Most of reports state that tooth extraction is the most commom event for triggering factor of
BRONJ. Information about association of dental implant with the development of BRONJ in patients with oral bisphosphonate therapy
is scarce. A 76 years-old woman was referred by local dental clinic for gingiva inflammation, pus discharge, necrotic bone were observed
in Rt. mandible after dental implant installation. We perfomed surgical procedure as segmental osteotomy, partial mandibulectomy under
general anesthesia . In this paper, we report the treatment method and prognosis of BRONJ in patient receiving dental implant with the
review of literature. (JOURNAL OF DENTAL IMPLANT RESEARCH 2012;31(2):61-65)