Rotational Flap to Enhance Buccal Gingival Thickness and Implant Emergence Profile in the Esthetic Zone: Two Cases Reports

  • AL-Juboori M
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© 2017 Mohammed Jasim AL Juboori. Objective: Many techniques have been developed to enhance the gingival thickness, gingival level and emergence profile around the implant in the esthetic zone. Introduction: In this study, a buccal rotational flap was used to improve the implant site in the esthetic zone and increase gingival tissue thickness. Methods: Two cases involved the use of a rotational flap during second-stage implant surgery, one case involved the use of a temporary crown with a healing abutment, and another case involved the use of a healing abutment. Result: The cases were followed up until the final crown was placed. The implant site was improved in 2 cases; the gingival thickness increased, the gingival level was enhanced and the emergence profile was developed. Conclusion: Many factors affect the results of a rotational flap; some factors are surgical, while others are prosthetic, biological and anatomical.

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AL-Juboori, M. J. (2017). Rotational Flap to Enhance Buccal Gingival Thickness and Implant Emergence Profile in the Esthetic Zone: Two Cases Reports. The Open Dentistry Journal, 11(1), 284–293. https://doi.org/10.2174/1874210601711010284

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