All of the following are goals of using bone grafts/bone substitutes in infrabony defects except one. Which one is the exception?

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The goal of using bone grafts/bone substitutes in infrabony defects is not to lose clinical attachment levels, but rather to reduce probing depths, fill osseous defects, and regenerate new supporting bone, cementum, and PDL. The use of bone grafts/bone substitutes can help stabilize teeth and prevent further bone loss in periodontal patients.

All of the Following Are Goals of Using Bone Grafts/bone