(Isolated Recession Cairo RT1, Lower Central Incisor)
The patient disliked the appearance and the discrepancy between the gingival margins, and experienced tooth hypersensitivity when exposed to cold and to the touch of the toothbrush.
Isolated gingival recession (Cairo type 2 recession) on the lower central incisor (#31), with a marked discrepancy in the gingival margin relative to the adjacent teeth, slight interproximal attachment loss, intact papillae, reduced keratinized gingival band, and root exposure with hypersensitivity.
The modified tunnel technique, combined with a subepithelial connective tissue graft harvested from the patient's own palate, is the gold standard for root coverage in gingival recessions. It allows, in a single surgery, the simultaneous resolution of the mucogingival defect, dentinal hypersensitivity, and aesthetic concerns.
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