Periosteum eversion technique – A preliminary technique for root coverage: A case series

Kavarthapu, Avinash; Kaarthikeyan, Gurumoorthy

doi:10.4103/jid.jid_26_19

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“…According to a case series by Avinash and Grumoorthy (2021), periosteal eversion can effectively repair gingival recession before orthodontic correction, as evidenced by its ability to cover 75% of the denuded root surface after just six months [ 14 ].…”

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Periosteum for Root Coverage in an Isolated Gingival Recession as an Autogenous Graft: A Case Report

Sayan,

Mari

et al. 2024

Cureus

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In periodontal care, where patient results are crucial in guiding the development of surgical techniques, gingival recession management is a critical issue. The periosteum eversion technique (PET) emerges as a modern strategy that leverages the intrinsic regenerative capabilities of the periosteum to attain root coverage. A detailed case study showcases the effectiveness of PET in managing a Miller Class I gingival recession alongside an adjunctive platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) procedure. This approach entailed the deliberate elevation and eversion of the periosteal flap to encompass the recession area, securing it meticulously through suturing. Across a six-month observation period, this method exhibited successful root coverage, augmentation of keratinized tissue, and enhanced patient comfort, as reported, with no significant complications observed. These outcomes provide support for the incorporation of PET into standard periodontal protocols, underscoring its capacity to reshape the treatment landscape for gingival recession.

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