A Review of Gingival Recession and the Surgical Managements According to Their Classification and Etiologic Backgrounds: A Clinical Case Study

Figure 1

The two lower central incisors show false gingival recession with thin and narrow interdental papilla (a), the occlusal view shows the mesial rotation of both central incisors and obvious frenal attachment (b), the flap was raised with pouching laterally and apically (c), FGG was deepithelialized on lateral ends (d), the graft was placed over the recession and deepithelialized ends placed under the pouch (e), the graft was sutured to the recipient tissue margins (f), and the area is covered with healthy, thick, and keratinized tissue (g, h).

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