Case provided By Prof. Dr. Anton Friedman (Chair and Head Department of Periodontology, School of Dentistry, Faculty of Health, University of Witten, Germany)
Female 35 years non-smoking patient with two singular periodontal defects
Mandibular right first molar with progredient attachment loss and infrabony defects
Baseline assessment: intact papillae; narrow interdental space; no gingival recession
Minimally invasive periodontal surgery
M-MIST flap design (Cortellini 2008); infrabony component treated with CaP/ß-TCP + hyaluronic acid (Osopia® + hyaDENT BG®, Regedent Germany)
Flap closure and suture
Complete primary tensionless closure of interdental papillae using the CAF principle and modified matrass suture (Laurell et al., 1994)
Suture material: monocryl® 6.0 (Ethicon, Germany)
Post-op monitoring
Uneventful healing, suture removal at 2 weeks visit
Reported by the patient loss of some particulate material
Evaluation of regenerative result 12 months post surgery
Clinical examination: no gingival recession; no loss of interdental papillae
Assessment of PPD and BoP tendency
Radiographic assessment of treatment sequence
X-ray documented transition from bilateral deep infrabony defect towards complete defect resolution 1 year after surgery
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