Current regenerative approaches lead to long‐term stable outcomes at natural teeth as well as dental implant sites; novel technologies can benefit patients by enhancing longer‐term stability of teeth and implants to promote the health of the oral cavity and dentition.
Mariano Sanz, S. Ivanovski, J. Nart et al.· The Journal of Periodontolog...· 0 citations
Abstract Background Regenerative therapies have become central to periodontics and implant dentistry and are becoming more widely applied to reconstruct supporting bone and associated soft tissues. With increased recognition of the benefits of using biomimetic materials as scaffolds in contemporary regenerative technol...
S. Barootchi, L. Tavelli, Hamoun Sabri et al.· The Journal of Periodontolog...· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION
Gingival recession (GR) defects in the mandibular anterior region represent a particularly challenging scenario in periodontal plastic surgery, owing to a thin soft tissue phenotype, minimal keratinized tissue, limited vestibular depth, and the frequent presence of a prominent labial frenum. While signific...
Cruz Najar Maria das Graças, L. Tavelli, V. F. Cury et al.· Clinical Advances in Periodo...· 0 citations
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