A review of guided tissue regeneration

¹College of Dentistry, University of Florida, Altamonte Springs 32701, USA.

|October 21, 1998

Abstract:

Developments in guided tissue regeneration mean that in certain circumstances it is possible, with predictable success, to create new connective tissue attachment to periodontally affected sites. Continuing development promises even greater progress in the future.

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