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Labial Frenectomy Using Conventional Scalpel Technique: A Case Report.

Akansha A Rai¹, Shrishti S Salian¹, Prasad V Dhadse¹

¹Department of Periodontics and Implantology, Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research, Wardha, IND.

|August 14, 2024

Summary

Abnormal frenum attachments can affect orthodontic treatment and oral health. Conventional frenectomy using a scalpel offers a precise, affordable solution for correcting these issues, achieving good functional and aesthetic results.

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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Oral Surgery

Background:

Frenum morphology is critical in orthodontics, particularly for midline diastema cases, as abnormalities can cause treatment failure or relapse.
Abnormal frenum characteristics (shape, size, form, number, thickness) can lead to gingival recession and poor oral health.

Observation:

Frenectomy, the surgical resection of abnormal frenum attachments, is a common treatment.
Conventional frenectomy utilizing a scalpel is a widely adopted technique.

Findings:

Scalpel frenectomy offers high precision and ease of use for surgeons.
Patients benefit from the affordability of conventional frenectomy, achieving functional and aesthetic results.

Implications:

Conventional frenectomy is a viable and effective treatment for abnormal frenum cases.

Keywords:

abnormal frenum conventional frenectomy frenectomy midline diastema orthodontic treatment scalpel

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