After the first video, made with a paper model, let’s see the practical application on the patient of the coronally advanced flap technique.
Do you remember? These are basic concepts you can’t not know if you perform dental implants, and they are a super useful preview of my online soft tissue management course.
To allow you understand at best everything when you will subscribe the course, I’ve decided to explain this basic notions here in the blog.
If you haven’t read the previous article I suggest you to take a look at least at the video and then come back here… everything will be clearer.
Then find some patients with recessions (after the quarantine it’s better 😉) and start moving your hands, you will became a super-implantologist!!
Now let’s go with the video…
Bye
In this case, there is a good amount of attached gingiva. but what about other cases when you have almost no attached gingiva? Do you prefer a two-staged approach with free gingival graft followed by CAF and CTG three moths after? I have seen many cases treated with only with CAF CTG and the results were perfect.