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Types of Periodontal Grafts
Posted on 7/10/2019 by Todd Jorgenson
Receding gums happen to almost everyone. The reasons for receding gums include aging and gum disease. Treatments for receding gums varies, but when the gaps and spaces between the gums becomes too large, gum grafts may offer the best solution. There are different types of gum grafts. They all have some similarities, but they also differ. Learning the different types of gum grafts helps people see what their options are. Four Types of GraftsAll periodontal grafts have the same goal. They all add tissue to the gums to help cover the exposed teeth and roots. They cover the gaps and spaces that form. They all require some type of tissue stitched to the gums. This allows the graft to attach itself to the gums and to help grow more healthy tissue. They differ in where they get the tissue from. The four types of grafts are: Periodontal grafts are an effective way to treat receding gums. The key to the success of any type of periodontal graft is the aftercare a person gives it. That gives the graft the best chance of taking root and turning into healthy, new gum tissue. For more information about this and any other oral health questions you have, contact our office.... Read more...
