HISTOMETRIC EVALUATION OF PERIODONTAL SURGERY .2. CONNECTIVE-TISSUE ATTACHMENT LEVELS AFTER 4 REGENERATIVE PROCEDURES
HISTOMETRIC EVALUATION OF PERIODONTAL SURGERY .2. CONNECTIVE-TISSUE ATTACHMENT LEVELS AFTER 4 REGENERATIVE PROCEDURES
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1600-051x.1980.tb01965.x
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
ZANDER, H
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作者:
CATON, J;NYMAN, S;ZANDER, H
The effect of 4 periodontal regenerative procedures on the connective tissue attachment level was studied. The procedures tested were: the modified Widman flap procedure, the modified Widman flap procedure combined with transplantation of previously frozen autogenous red marrow and cancellous bone, the modified Widman flap procedure in combination with implantation of .beta.-tricalcium phosphate and periodic root planning and soft tissue curettage. Eight adult Rhesus monkeys, divided into 4 equal groups, were used. Periodontal pockets were produced around contralateral teeth in a standardized manner. In each group of animals, the pockets on one side of the jaws were subjected to one of the above-mentioned surgical treatments, while the contralateral pockets remained as unoperated controls. Three wk before surgery, a carefully designed plaque control program was instituted and continued until the animals were sacrificed 12 mo. after surgery. In histologic sections, linear measurements along the root surfaces were made from the cemento-enamel junction (CEJ) to the most apical cells of the junctional epithelium (JE). These measurements from operated and unoperated sites were then compared. Healing following the 4 different regenerative procedures apparently resulted in the reformation of an epithelial lining (long junctional epithelium) along the treated root surfaces, with no new connective tissue attachment.