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Asociación Mexicana de Periodontología, Colegio de Periodoncistas A.C

2012, Number 1

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Rev Mex Periodontol 2012; 3 (1)

Immediate post-extraction connective tissue graft in order to correct vestibular defects. A three-case report

Gutiérrez LJA, Ríos GD, Moreno LA

Language: Spanish
References: 21
Page: 24-29
PDF size: 110.04 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Before an extraction it should be provided a treatment plan to replace the loss tooth, based not just on function but also in aesthetics. Due to the different changes that occurs after performing an extraction, such as resorption of the alveolar process; they have been using different types of techniques and material to preserve the alveolar process. In this case report was done by placing a connective tissue graft immediately postextraction to avoid vestibular defects that can affect aesthetics and function when restoring. Methods: Two vertical incisions are made from the mucogingival line, stands a full-thickness flap, we performed the extraction of the part to be treated, debride the site, place a connective tissue graft and sutured coronally positioning the flap so that it is sutured all the way to the palatal side. Results: At three months after the procedure there is no vestibular defect in the wall and a perfect healing to take final impressions. Conclusions: This technique allows us to not have to wait until it heals the extraction site for increasing the alveolar process; we can guide the healing, it will be more aesthetically pleasing and that will allows us to gain tissue for guided bone regeneration if needed.


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