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PERIODONTIC PLASTIC SURGERY FOR THE TREATMENT OF GINGIVAL RECESSIONS WITH TUNNEL TECHNIQUES

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Reconstruction techniques for soft tissue defects around teeth are a challenge for any clinician. These procedures require a detailed knowledge of the anatomy, vascularization, gingival phenotype, as well as the development of skill and surgical precision.

For more than 15 years, we have used different microsurgical approaches for the treatment of gingival recessions and soft tissue optimization with different approaches, obtaining different results and observing their evolution over time.

In the last decade, we have also been implementing the tunnel and modified tunnel techniques in different clinical scenarios, advancing in the protocols for the treatment of gingival recessions according to the learning of different schools; also beginning to extrapolate the same concepts to gingival augmentation treatments, reconstruction of the papilla and implants in the aesthetic zone.

This course aims to provide the student with theoretical and practical knowledge for the use of tunneling techniques, enhancing surgical skills with procedures explained step by step. In this way, participants will be able to apply these procedures in their usual practice in different clinical scenarios in a predictable way.

What will you learn?

To recognize and diagnose the different gingival tissue problems that the dentition may present in the anterior and posterior sector.

To determine the degree of predictability of a technique according to the clinical scenario.

To diagnose and classify gingival recessions.

To identify the small details that influence the success of the treatment.

To develop step by step the tunnel and modified tunnel techniques in different clinical scenarios.

To determine the long-term prognosis.

Contents

Etiology of gingival recessions.

Diagnosis and prognosis.

Therapeutic alternatives for the treatment of single and multiple recessions.

Techniques for obtaining autologous connective tissue for the treatment of gingival recessions.

How to obtain grafts of great extension. Soft tissue substitutes.

The tunnel: principles and evolution of the technique.

Tunnel techniques in unitary recessions.

Tunnel techniques in multiple recessions.

Long-term evolution.

Gingival augmentation around teeth and implants with tunnel techniques.

Reconstruction of the papilla with tunnel techniques.

Indications for tunnel techniques in different clinical scenarios.

Live surgeries.

Hands On Workshop.