Gingival recession: part 3. Surgical management using free grafts and guided tissue regeneration

Patel, Mukesh R.; Nixon, Peter J.; Chan, M. F. W.-Y.

doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.2011.861

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“…Either one stage or two stage procedure is choosen a major disadvantage of this procedure is the color mismatch which is found unaesthetic by the patient. The subepithelial connective tissue graft technique is preferable when considering excellent esthetic outcomes and ensures root coverage and augmentation of the thickness of the gingival tissue in the recession area which gives stable results after the surgery and reduces the risk of future recession 2,9,10,11 . Different approaches in order to gain root coverage were sucsessfully introdused such as usage of barrier membranes (guided tissue regenerаtion), free gingival graft procedure, enamel matrix derivates, laterally positioned flap, tunnel technique etc.…”

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Treatment of gingival recessions Class II Miller in lower jaw with coronary advanced flap and connective tissue graft: Case report

Mlachkova¹,

Pashova-Tasseva²

2020

Balkan J Dent Med

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SummaryBackground/Aim: Gingival recession is defined as apical migration if the gingival margin associated with exposure of the cement - enamel junction. The gingival recessions are major esthetic concern in patients at any age. In cases with esthetic and functional considerations mucogingival surgery is indicated. The advantages of CAF with or without CTG are making this procedure highly recommended in the esthetic zone. The results are predictable about root coverage, widening if the gingival tissues and esthetics. The aim of the recent case report is to demonstrate the succesfull combination of coronally advanced flap with connective tissue graft in the treatment of wide and deep gingival recessions.Case Report: Female patient seeking consultation with great concern” not to lose the lower canines”. She noticed elongation of the teeth in the recent years complained with tenderness while brushing them. The initial examination showed presence of multiple gingival recessions in the upper and the lower jaw. Full periodontal status was taken and following diagnosis was established – dental plaque induced gingivitis, class IІ gingival recession in teeth #33 and #43 (Miller`s classification), RT1 by Cairo. After cause-related therapy two surgical procedures were performed in separate sessions. Both gingival recessions were surgically treated by means of CAF with CTG.Conclusions: Despite the limitating factors such as lack of keratinized tissue in the patient’s mandible that rather difficult the performance of the technique of choise, the coronally advanced flap with connective tissue graft is predictable technique for full root coverage.

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Treatment of gingival recessions Class II Miller in lower jaw with coronary advanced flap and connective tissue graft: Case report

Mlachkova¹,

Pashova-Tasseva²

2020

Balkan J Dent Med

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“…Diferentes autores han llevado a cabo ensayos clínicos con el fin de evaluar el éxito de los procedimientos quirúrgicos para cubrir recesiones. Uno de estos procedimientos es el injerto de tejido conectivo libre autólogo que ha sido descrito desde inicios de 1980 con repetido éxito de predictibilidad [11][12][13] . En comparación a los injertos pediculares, que involucran sólo un sitio quirúrgico, los injertos de tejido libre involucran dos sitios quirúrgicos, siendo el primer sitio (sector de la recesión) el receptor y el segundo sitio el donante (usualmente localizado en el área palatal) [14][15][16][17] .…”

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Manejo interdisciplinario: ortodoncia osteogénica periodontalmente acelerada en paciente con recesión gingival. Reporte de caso

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Lopez

Zevallos

et al. 2019

Odontol. sanmarquina

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La ortodoncia osteogénica periodontalmente acelerada es un procedimiento indicado para minimizar el tiempo de tratamiento ortodóncico brindando una alternativa de tratamiento a pacientes periodontalmente comprometidos, con presencia de reabsorciones radiculares, periodonto reducido, entre otros. Los problemas periodontales no diagnosticados pueden ser agravados durante el tratamiento ortodóncico y dependiendo de su severidad, pueden requerir un tratamiento previo. El objetivo de este reporte es presentar el caso de una paciente con maloclusión Clase I con apiñamiento y recesión gingival, tratada con injerto conectivo de tejido libre, corticotomía con injerto óseo y técnica de arco recto prescripción CCO. Finalmente, se puede concluir que el manejo interdisciplinario es importante para el correcto diagnóstico y tratamiento de los pacientes. La ortodoncia osteogénica periodontalmente acelerada es una alternativa viable que reduce el tiempo de tratamiento ortodóncico y mantiene o mejorá la condición periodontal de los pacientes.

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“…These include but are not limited to coronally advanced flaps (CAF), free gingival grafts (FGG), connective tissue grafts (CTG), guided tissue regeneration (GTR), allografts and xenografts. 6,7 CTG in combination with a CAF is considered the gold standard to treat GMTR. 5,[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] This technique is well described, is predictable and has demonstrated significant improvements in root coverage, clinical attachment gain, keratinised tissue gain and with superior colour matching to adjacent tissues.…”

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Comparing clinical outcomes of connective tissue grafts to platelet rich fibrin in gingival recession treatment - An extended case series

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Mohangi

2019

S. Afr. dent. j.

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Gingival recession: part 3. Surgical management using free grafts and guided tissue regeneration

Cited by 11 publications

References 28 publications

Treatment of gingival recessions Class II Miller in lower jaw with coronary advanced flap and connective tissue graft: Case report

Treatment of gingival recessions Class II Miller in lower jaw with coronary advanced flap and connective tissue graft: Case report

Manejo interdisciplinario: ortodoncia osteogénica periodontalmente acelerada en paciente con recesión gingival. Reporte de caso

Comparing clinical outcomes of connective tissue grafts to platelet rich fibrin in gingival recession treatment - An extended case series

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