Clinical advances in periodontics · 2019
Creeping Clinical Attachment After Acellular Dermal Matrix Augmentation to Attain Root Coverage.
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Changi Khashayar Kordbacheh, Greenstein Gary, Tarnow Dennis, Royzman Daniel, Kang Philip
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: This case report documents root coverage after using an acellular dermal matrix (ADM) combined with a tunneling procedure. The photographs and objective clinical measurements are presented to document a gain of new clinical attachment and subsequent creeping attachment.
CASE PRESENTATION: A 50-year-old male who demonstrated around 6 mm of recessions on the direct facial of teeth #6 through #11 had a root coverage procedure using an ADM. After 24 months, >90% of the recession defects at all sites were eliminated. It was noted that creeping clinical attachment began to appear 6 months after initial therapy on teeth #7 through# 11.
CONCLUSION: The delayed creeping attachment seems to be due to the time necessary to vascularize the ADM and the rate of vascularization may vary with different thicknesses of inserted ADM.
CASE PRESENTATION: A 50-year-old male who demonstrated around 6 mm of recessions on the direct facial of teeth #6 through #11 had a root coverage procedure using an ADM. After 24 months, >90% of the recession defects at all sites were eliminated. It was noted that creeping clinical attachment began to appear 6 months after initial therapy on teeth #7 through# 11.
CONCLUSION: The delayed creeping attachment seems to be due to the time necessary to vascularize the ADM and the rate of vascularization may vary with different thicknesses of inserted ADM.