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Root coverage with bridge flap.

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Summary

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This case report introduces a novel bridge flap technique for treating multiple gingival recession defects in anterior teeth. The procedure effectively covers exposed root surfaces and increases attached gingiva in one step, improving esthetics and patient acceptance.

Keywords:

Attached gingiva coronally advanced flap gingival recession root coverage vestibular deepening

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Area of Science:

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Background:

Gingival recession in anterior teeth is a prevalent esthetic and sensitivity concern.
Multiple mucogingival surgeries exist for root coverage, but combined esthetic and attached gingiva gain is challenging.

Observation:

A case report details the treatment of multiple anterior teeth with recession-type defects.
A novel bridge flap technique, combining a coronally advanced flap with vestibular deepening, was employed.

Findings:

The technique successfully achieved root coverage for denuded root surfaces.
Significant increase in the zone of attached gingiva was observed.
The procedure resulted in an esthetically pleasing and healthy periodontium.

Implications:

This single-step technique offers a predictable solution for root coverage and attached gingiva augmentation.
It enhances esthetics and patient satisfaction in managing anterior gingival recession.
The bridge flap technique presents a valuable addition to mucogingival surgical options.