Increased stability of orthodontically rotated teeth following gingivectomy in Macaca nemestrina.
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Depth of incision of gingivectomy.
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Tissue reactions to a new gingivectomy pack.
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Tissue reaction to gingivectomy pack.
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Use of CO2 laser for gingivectomy in a patient with Sturge-Weber disease complicated by dilantin hyperplasia.
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A modification to the Blake gingivectomy knife.
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A gingivectomy knife with an internal blade-securing mechanism.
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Adjustment of clinical crown height by gingivectomy following orthodontic space closure.
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Aspirin-induced post-gingivectomy haemorrhage: a timely reminder.
A case report is described of significant aspirin-induced haemorrhage following a gingivectory procedure in an organ transplant patient. Aspirin-induced platelet impairment secondary to low-dose aspirin was implicated as the cause of the haemorrhage. Haemostasis was eventually achieved after platelet transfusion. The case illustrates the problems that can arise when carrying out gingival surgery on patients medicated with low-dose aspirin.
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Alterations in crevicular fluid flow during healing following gingivectomy and flap procedures.
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Epithelial mitotic activity after gingivectomy. Relationship to reattachment.
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An electron microscopic study of the regeneration of gingival epithelium following gingivectomy in the dog.
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Ultrastructure of the dento-gingival junction after gingivectomy.
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A routine mouse gingivectomy procedure for periodontal research in aging.
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Cell proliferative activity of injured periodontal tissue. An H3-thymidine autoradiographic study of 26-week-old mice following gingivectomy.
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A comparative wound healing study following gingivectomy by electrosurgery and knives.
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Effects of atelocollagen on the wound healing reaction following palatal gingivectomy in rats.
Collagen membrane preparations have been manufactured with the aim of enhancing wound healing following periodontal surgery. After cross-linking by various processing methods (with ultraviolet radiation or hexamethylenediisocyanate) and to various extents, atelocollagen membranes were applied into dissection sites within palatal gingival tissue. Applied atelocollagen was histopathologically compared with applied lyophilized porcine dermis (LPD) and controls in rats, with regard to the time course of healing. The atelocollagen-applied group showed more satisfactory regeneration of the epithelium and connective tissue in an artificially created gingival defect than did the control group or the LPD-applied group. Epithelial downgrowth along the root surface was significantly suppressed by the use of atelocollagen. In addition, the post-operative inflammatory reaction and foreign body giant cell reaction subsided rapidly after surgery in the atelocollgen-applied group. Our results show that the use of atelocollagen membrane in periodontal wounds should be the method of choice.
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