In this post we look at a case came to my observation of a patient with very severe periodontal lesions, the patient is asked to cover the exposed roots of the central incisor, (not feasible), the three-dimensional analysis of CT cone beam with low dose of rays showed a significant bone destruction due to gingival retraction, bone regeneration combined can 'be possible, but it's not some extreme cases the prognosis and what' must be notified to the patient should be noted that this case recession and ' different from the cases of recession of the gum tissue treated in the mucogingival surgery: and' different etiology lesion in the case illustrated below and 'infectious-inflammatory in nature and in recessions and Mucogingival' of a traumatic nature that is bound to brush too vigorously, eg. with hard bristles in the presence of a small percentage of keratinized gingiva and therefore therapy and 'different: the former is necessary to eliminate the infection and eventually reconstruct the architecture of the periodontal tissue, ie,' bone, ligament and alveolar dental root cement; needs to be rebuilt in the second keratinized gingiva (ie 'more' robust) through free flaps or pedicled but there is no 'periodontal infection, even recessions occur in patients who brush too much and too hard.
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