The perio-restorative-aesthetic relationship is changing rapidly. New procedures have changed treatments for various conditions. Preparing the gingival and osseous procedures is of paramount importance.
Periodontal plastic surgery allows practitioners to predictably cover exposed root surfaces, cover crown margins, augment ridges, and correct for excessive gingival display. Creating proper gingival architecture to yield correct and aesthetically-perfect restorations is highly predictable. It involves team communication between the dentist, the periodontist, the patient, and the dental laboratory.
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