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Papilla Regeneration in Patients with Gummy Smile
Description:
A lost interdental papilla is difficult to regenerate. Only a few successful case reports have been published and there are no studies reporting a predictable technique to reconstruct the papilla. In this presentation we talk about the biological determinants of gingival papilla. We show different clinical cases ranging from simple cases, where papilla preservation techniques are applied, to complex cases of patients with gingival smile where we apply papilla regeneration techniques.
Date Added:
5/20/2013
Author(s):
Ramon Gomez Meda, DDS
Dr. Ramón Gómez Meda obtained his Degree in Dentistry from the University of
Santiago de Compostela in 1996 with the best marks. As a result, he obtained
th...
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David Ting - (3/26/2020 10:09 PM)
Thanks for sharing
I am grateful for the knowledge
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Omid Moghaddas - (8/27/2018 3:31 PM)
Just amazing. As all my dear friends stated that was a great comprehensive lecture. Thanks, Regards Omid
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Manuel De LA ROSA - (8/25/2018 8:16 AM)
Dear Ramon, very nice presentation with a very complete and fresh literature review. I really enjoyed and share your diagnostic and treatment approach. Very nice order in the information which makes the learning points flow easier. Thanks for sharing this presentation and for always transmitting a great passion for Dentistry. BR
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Mukesh Soni781 - (5/19/2016 3:07 AM)
great lecture thanx for sharing
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yosef kowalsky - (5/15/2016 11:25 AM)
Very impressive surgical skills and results. Any attempts to raise bone height by bone grafting possibly by tunneling as well?
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Ramón Meda - (2/16/2014 7:02 PM)
Filipe Lopes Thank you very much for your kid words. I really appreciate your comment My friend. Best regards
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Ramón Meda - (2/16/2014 7:01 PM)
Francisco Jose Teixeira. It was a pleasure to meet you in Madrid. I hope to have more time to speak with you next time we meet. Thank youuuu.
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Ramón Meda - (2/16/2014 7:01 PM)
Francisco Jose Teixeira. It was a pleasure to meet you in Madrid. I hope to have more time to speak with you next time we meet. Thank youuuu.
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filipe lopes - (12/20/2013 6:16 PM)
Dear Ramón awesome work. Properly scientifically supported & fantasticaly organized and displayed. Thank you, once more for your marvellous presentation. And yes I my self had to get around distance several times. I completely agree with your approach for a quick & predictable result for a patient living so far away. Filipe Lopes.
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