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Patient required two-stage implant process due to bone loss at site. Damage to hard and soft tissue attachment during uncovery implant could lead to tissue migration and an unaesthetic result. |
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Uncovery can be done with a tissue punch or scalpel, or with Waterlase MD. Laser is less traumatic, assuring preservation of interdental papillae and allowing for an aesthetic gingival architecture. |
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No anesthetic was needed for uncovery or sculpting of soft tissue for proper emergence profile and best long-term aesthetic results. |
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The Waterlase MD™ laser replaces conventional uncovery methods with benefits such as reduced bleeding and post-operative pain and trauma. |
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The patient experienced a significantly shorter healing time using the YSGG laser with the added benefits of healthy tissue formation with perservation of the interdental papillae and an aesthetic gingival architecture while avoiding unnecessary follow-up. |
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