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The aim of the study is to compare the clinically and radiographically sondable cell depth and alveol bone levels in bone periodontal defects treated with PerioGlas, Biocoral and Interpore200 graft materials. Materials and Methods: 15 patients with chronic periodontitis infected 45 periodontal defects were randomly divided into 3 treatment groups and 15 defects were applied PerioGlas, Biocoral and Interpore200. The depths of the foldable wallet were recorded using the Florida Sand in the 6th month before and after the operation. Parallel technology was used to measure the depth of the defect by taking the mine-sement limit reference point from the radiographs taken in the sixth month before and after the operation. The data was analyzed using the Paired-T Test, the One Direction Varians Analysis and the Post Hoc Tukey Test. Results: In the measurements of the foldable cell depth and alveol bone level, it was found that each group had statistically significant differences between before and after treatment (p<0.001). In the Biocoral group, a greater reduction was detected in the foldable cell depth and radiographic defect depth, unlike other groups (p<0.05). The result: In our study, the graffiti materials compared in terms of the sondable cell depth and the radiographic alveol bone level, found that the good result can be obtained with Biocoral.