Video Details
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Acellular Dermal Matrix Graft for Lower Anterior Root Coverage
Description:
In this surgical video, Dr. Paul Petrungaro demonstrates the utilization of Acellular Dermal Matrix in the treatment of gingival labial recession of lower central incisors. Incision design and flap management, including concurrent frenectomy are shown and discussed in detail. In addition, root conditioning, dermis matrix stabilization and suturing are also demonstrated.
Date Added:
4/5/2012
Author(s):
Paul S. Petrungaro, DDS
Dr. Paul S. Petrungaro graduated from Loyola University Dental School in 1986, where he completed an independent study of Periodontics at the Welsh National Dental School in t...
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Questions & Comments
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Terry Zervos - (5/14/2021 9:06 PM)
NICE JOB!
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ENRIQUE TREVINO - (5/14/2021 2:12 PM)
great technique, Thank You
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Victoria Nalivo - (7/25/2018 9:47 PM)
beautiful work, thank you.
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Edison Louie - (8/27/2013 8:54 PM)
Nice presentation. Your goals were accomplished. If you wanted to further release the frenum pull, this could always be done at a later time.
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Ashwath Gowda - (12/22/2012 10:44 PM)
Dr. Petrungaro
Observing the two months Post-op photo, the top of the frenum is still enjoying the same position, touching an horizontal line connecting the gingival levels/margins on #24,25
Comments:
Frenectomy by itself in the first phase, could have created an excellent AESTHETICS and the procedure would have allowed to place the frenum in a better, desired position.
I would imagin that further(more) relieving of frenum was restricted in this combined procedure because of a possibility of severing/hindering of blood supply to the graft-site.
I still see a compromise(good or bad)in the final result, that there is a healthy, robust "scar tissue" hopefully attached to the periosteum.
Comment:
Disecting the attachment using surgical blade(not the laser), from periosteum to the full depth of the vestibule and suturing the entire cut ends of labial aspects of "frenum incision" may have eliminated this undesirable scarring.
amgdds
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dr mohamad ali khayat - (12/20/2012 4:00 PM)
nice and elegant surgery
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abdol samad SHAFIEI KAZEROONI - (4/6/2012 5:41 AM)
fantastic video and thank you
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Nicolas Aronna - (4/4/2012 9:54 AM)
Great video and technique Dr Petrungaro. Don't you consider that by cutting more muscle fibers of the frenum you would have avoided a reattachment of it?
Did you ever consider to tunneling it?
Great idea the using of PRP.
Thank you for your great video
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