Introduction Maintenance of good oral hygiene is required for optimum periodontal health that increases the longevity of the person’s natural dentition. Hence the key objective of periodontal therapy is to reproduce an environment which results in high standard of oral hygiene as inadequate oral hygiene is associated with mucogingival deformities. A mucogingival deformity refers to a significan...

Objectives: The present study aims to clinically compare and evaluate subepithelial connective tissue graft and the GTR based root coverage in treatment of Miller’s Class I gingival recession. Study Design: 30 patients with at least one pair of Miller’s Class I gingival recession were treated either with Subepithelial connective tissue graft (Group A) or Guided tissue regeneration (Group B). Cl...

Aim : The aims of the present study were to explore relations between gingival phenotype (GP) and periodontal health status find prevalence a specific in small Bulgarian population. Materials methods We recruited 50 patients attending our dental practice with different diagnoses. A detailed was taken assess diagnosis each participant. Several clinical for evaluation thickness keratinized tissue...

One of the key elements of implant maintenance and longevity is good physiological architecture of the supporting tissues to form an appropriate environment for implants to yield both functional and cosmetic benefits. This paper analyzes the position of periimplant soft tissues which is largely determined by biological factors like periodontal bioform, the biotype, biological width and the osse...

OBJECTIVES The present study aims to clinically compare and evaluate subepithelial connective tissue graft and the GTR based root coverage in treatment of Miller's Class I gingival recession. STUDY DESIGN 30 patients with at least one pair of Miller's Class I gingival recession were treated either with Subepithelial connective tissue graft (Group A) or Guided tissue regeneration (Group B). Cl...

In the last years the treatment of non-inflammatory periodontal diseases has greatly changed. Apico-coronal dimension of gingival tissue is not considered to be of utmost importance, but significance of tissue thickness over each tooth is stressed. Purpose of this study was to show results of conservative and surgical treatment of gingival recession. Sample consisted of two groups of subjects, ...

The treatment of furcation defects is a complex and difficult task that may compromise the success of periodontal therapy. Here we report a new clinical treatment of a Class II furcation defect using an autogenous bone graft associated with a buccal fat pad (BFP) used as a membrane. The surgical treatment was performed following initial periodontal therapy. Post-operative follow-up appointments...

Gingival recession is frequently occurring in patients coming to dental clinic which could lead to pain or hypersensitivity, esthetic problem, retention of plaque hence inflamed gingiva, root caries, abrasion and fear of tooth loss. Gingival recession can be managed by surgical or non-surgical approaches. Nonsurgical approaches include restorations, crowns, veneers and gingival masks whereas su...

Dental implants are becoming the treatment of choice to replace missing teeth, especially if the adjacent teeth are free of restorations. When minimal bone width is present, implant placement becomes a challenge and often resulting in recession and dehiscence around the implant that leads to subsequent gingival recession. To correct such defect, the author turned to soft tissue autografting and...