If you have experienced any gum recession that has created an aesthetic and or sensitivity concern, a connective tissue graft may provide the best solution for root coverage.

The procedure, which is done with local anesthetic, involves making a tiny incision on the roof of the mouth. Then a portion of connective tissue is carefully removed and secured to the area of root recession. In that way a maximum blood supply can be maintained for the connective tissue to adhere to the previously exposed root surface. The following case illustrates the surgical potential for healing.

BELOW ARE CASE STUDY PICTURES FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY.

Recession on the lateral and cuspid tooth

Recession on the lateral and cuspid tooth

Final Healing (Two Months)

Final Healing (Two Months)