1. [Interest of prosthodontic periodontal surgery in the success of anterior fixed prostheses].
- Author
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Hajjaji S, Taktak R, Hajjami H, and Boughzella A
- Subjects
- Gingivectomy, Humans, Lingual Frenum surgery, Male, Root Canal Therapy, Young Adult, Dental Prosthesis, Implant-Supported, Esthetics, Dental, Periodontal Diseases surgery
- Abstract
Introduction: Periodontal prosthodontic surgery plays a major role in the integration of aesthetic and functional prosthetic restorations, including in the anterior area. Indeed, any dento-gingival disharmony of volume or shape must be corrected beforehand, thus justify a plastic periodontal surgery., Observation: This is a 20-year-old patient, who consulted for essentially aesthetic motive: the restoration of the fracture 11. Clinical examination revealed the presence of a defective provisional prosthesis on 11, an unsightly filling composite resin on the 21, asymmetry of the gingival contour, as well as a low located upper labial brake. Juxta-bone decay of the lingual wall of the 11 was prominent on the retro-alveolar., Discussion: To meet the growing aesthetic demand of the patient, a multidisciplinary care was considered: a gingivectomy has been carried out, in order to align the collar of the 11 with that of the 21, associated with a coronal elongation landscaping biological space on the lingual side of the 11. And to optimize the therapeutic outcome, a frenectomy of the upper labial brake was performed.
- Published
- 2017