The coronally advanced flap: surgical techniques for single and multiple recession on natural teeth

– The main aspects of aesthetic rehabilitation

– Gingival phenotype and biotype: significance for aesthetic rehabilitation

– Classification of gingival recessions according to Miller: prediction of treatment results

– Enamel-cement border: defining the boundaries of the recession

– Suturing technique 

– Vertical laxative incisions: influence on the degree of flap displacement

– Multiple recessions: determining the center of rotation of the flap

– Methodology for treatment of multiple recessions

– Geometric rules for treatment of multiple recessions

– Management of recession in the area of frenulum

– Tunnel technique: advantages and protocol

– Approaches for managing recessions in challenging clinical cases.

Recommended for: Periodontists, Implantologists, Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, General dentists.