Video Details
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Papilla Preservation and Tunneling Technique in Root Coverage - Part 2: The Use of AlloDerm
Description:
In part 2 of this instructional surgical video series, Dr. Edward Pat Allen describes in great detail the utilization of AlloDerm techniques in root coverage of multiple adjacent recession defects. In this section, emphasis is placed on shaping and sizing the AlloDerm as well as the micro-suturing techniques that optimize stabilization of the flap and the Alloderm.
Date Added:
9/2/2012
Author(s):
Edward P. Allen, DDS, PhD.
Dr. Allen is past president of the American Academy of Esthetic Dentistry, the American Academy of Restorative Dentistry and the American Academy of Periodontology Foundation....
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Questions & Comments
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David Ting - (3/27/2020 2:39 PM)
Thanks for the knowledge
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Rob Michienzi - (5/16/2018 8:51 AM)
Is there a recommendation for antibiotic coverage for Alloderm cases. I still use Peridex and I start them a week before the procedure. I also recall Dr. Allen using some type of gel application to graft postop Instead of peridex.
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David Furnari - (12/4/2016 11:20 PM)
I noticed that Dr Allen pointed out the difference between the basement membrane side and the connective tissue side of the alloderm. He did not make it clear if he prefers the CT side ( CT side does soak up blood) facing the mobilized tissue for new blood supply or facing the remaining periosteum and bone?
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Maurice Salama - (3/21/2016 9:28 AM)
Randall; Great question. The best way to manage that situation is to restore the carious root lesion with glass ionomer and NOT composite resin. Glass ionomer can have a connective tissue attachment while composite can only manage a long junctional epithelial attachment which is much more fragile. Hope that helps. Dr. Salama
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Randall Krebs - (3/20/2016 8:42 PM)
If there were a carious lesion on the root surface, say just inferior to the crown margin in the video (or on the mesial aboutment of a 4-5 unit bridge that you didn't want to remove), could that alloderma attach to the restoration or do you need cementum only? How would one regaining an attachment over a restoration if a lesion described above were present?
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Maurice Salama - (1/26/2014 8:32 PM)
Although I do perform it differently, no denying the nice step by step surgical techniques displayed here by Dr. Allen. Thanks Dr. Salama
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Richard Stanley - (1/21/2013 12:26 AM)
Excellently presented for training and developing skills for the doctor and assistant Truly a teaching video and one the surgical team can watch, learn from and replicate. Thank you.
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seng kyu choi - (10/22/2012 12:18 AM)
Thank you Dr. Allen. good clinical presentation..
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Andy Lewis - (9/13/2012 12:09 PM)
This is a different technique than I have seen him present in the past. In the last year I have seen him use the continuous sling suture capturing both the graft and the advancing flap. This seems like an older technique. Does it matter which we use?
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