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case_images: A severe deep class II Miller gingival recessions in anterior mandibular tooth.
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case_images: A deep class II Miller recession with the lack of attached gingiva, and narrow band of keratinized tissue was observed (Figure 1).
case_images: Surgical procedure: bed preparation, root surface preparation, covering bone dehiscence with xenograft bone particles mixed with blood, stabilization of connective tissue graft over bone graft, double papilla and coronally positioned flap.
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case_images: Thus, it was extended until it could be passively positioned coronally over the defect without tension (Figure 2). The flap was sutured in place with sling sutures (Figure 2).
case_images: Post operative follow up showed complete root coverage and significant gain of keratinized tissue. Photographs were taken 2, 4, 8, and 12 weeks (left to right) after surgical intervention.
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case_images: The grafted area healed well and complete coverage was achieved at 12-monthfollow-up visit (Figure 3).
case_images: Clinical improvement of different clinical parameters at baseline, 1- and six-year follow up.
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case_images: There was also no change in probing depthcompared to the valuebefore thesurgery (Figure 4).
case_images: Remnants of xenograft bone particles over denuded root (left) in comparison to intact neighboringsite(right) at six-year follow up. Clinical view represents full coverage of the defect.
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case_images: The remnant particles of xenograft were still present on the root surfaces (Figure 5).