Journal of Periodontology · 1978 · 66 citations · 39 references
DentistryOral SurgeryPeriodonticsBone GraftingDentoalveolar SurgeryOral Wound HealingAlveolar BoneAlveolar Bone GraftingAlveolar Bone ReconstructionFree Gingival GraftGingival Wound HealingPeriodontal Wound HealingAlveolar Bone SurgeryFree Gingival AutograftFree Gingival GraftingGingival Graft HealingGraft ShrinkageMandibular Bone GraftingPeriodontal Tissue HealingTiming Of Grafting
Fourteen patients were examined and determined to lack an adequate zone of attached gingiva in the mandibular incisor region. Each patient was treated on the left side of the mandible by placement of a free gingival graft on denuded bone and 12 of the 14 patients received a free gingival graft on retained periosteum in the right mandibular anterior region. Two patients were treated on the right side by either bone denudation or periosteal bed preparation without graft placement to permit histological evaluation of wound healing under these circumstances. Grafts were retained for time intervals from 1 week to 24 weeks. All patients were evaluated clinically for graft "take", graft healing, graft shrinkage, and graft mobility.
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Timothy J. O’Leary, Robert B. Drake, James E. Naylor · Journal of Periodontology · 1972 · 2.5K citations
Free autogenous gingival grafts. I. Principles of successful grafting.
Sullivan Hc, Atkins Jh · PubMed · 1968 · 272 citations
Mucogingival Surgery: The Apically Repositioned Flap
Nathan Friedman · The Journal of Periodontology · 1962 · 165 citations
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