“…20 Previous models, utilizing surgically pro duced periodontal lesions in animals which were not allowed to epithelialize, demonstrated reversibil ity. 3,5,6,[21][22][23][24] Those defects which were allowed to epithelialize either showed partial reversibility 7 ' 25 28 or were not examined for this point. 29 The results of the present study indicate that the elastic-produced peri odontal lesion is not spontaneously reversible and is, therefore, a suitable model for treatment evaluation.…”
Experimental periodontal lesions have been produced in Rhesus monkeys using orthodontic elastics. These lesions are characterized by an irreversible apical positioning of the junctional epithelium and both horizontal and angular bone loss. It was concluded that this lesion is suitable for testing the effect of periodontal treatment.
“…20 Previous models, utilizing surgically pro duced periodontal lesions in animals which were not allowed to epithelialize, demonstrated reversibil ity. 3,5,6,[21][22][23][24] Those defects which were allowed to epithelialize either showed partial reversibility 7 ' 25 28 or were not examined for this point. 29 The results of the present study indicate that the elastic-produced peri odontal lesion is not spontaneously reversible and is, therefore, a suitable model for treatment evaluation.…”
Experimental periodontal lesions have been produced in Rhesus monkeys using orthodontic elastics. These lesions are characterized by an irreversible apical positioning of the junctional epithelium and both horizontal and angular bone loss. It was concluded that this lesion is suitable for testing the effect of periodontal treatment.
“…1, 2, 3,4,5,6,19), where gingival marginal positions were noted, manifested two with no postoperative recession, four with recessions of one millimeter, and one with 0.5 millimeters. 5. The labial tissues of three cases (Nos.…”
“…Beube and Silvers (1933) 3 created surgical lesions of the periodontium in dogs and placed sheep bone powder in them. The longest followup was four months.…”
Section: Survey Of Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…3. Homograft: Tissue taken from an operative site in one individual and grafted in an operative site in another individual of the same species.…”
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