Soft Tissue Flap Techniques for Gingival Recession Treatment: LAST, Coronally Advanced, Tunnel, Envelope and Replaced Flaps
Soft Tissue Flap Techniques for Gingival Recession Treatment: LAST, Coronally Advanced, Tunnel, Envelope and Replaced Flaps
Category: Periodontology
Instructor(s): Nelson Carranza
Course structure: Lessons: 4 lessons | Duration: 3 h 50 min
Course overview
Successful root coverage requires more than choosing a flap technique. Predictable results depend on understanding soft tissue anatomy, selecting the appropriate flap design, achieving adequate flap mobility, and precisely managing the connective tissue graft.
This comprehensive course presents a structured surgical approach to the treatment of gingival recessions, covering Laterally Stretched Flaps (LAST), non-displaced flap techniques, Coronally Advanced Flaps (CAF), and connective tissue graft harvesting.
Course lessons
Lesson 1: Laterally Stretched Flaps (LAST): Flap Mobilization for the Treatment of Complex Gingival Recessions
- Biological principles and clinical indications of the Laterally Stretched Flap (LAST) technique
- Flap design and preparation for the treatment of deep and complex gingival recessions
- Step-by-step flap mobilization and management of soft tissues
- Selection, positioning, and stabilization of connective tissue grafts
- Suturing techniques and postoperative management
- Clinical cases demonstrating the application of the LAST technique.
Lesson 2: Non-Displaced Flap Techniques for Gingival Recession Treatment
- Replaced flap technique
- Tunnel flap technique
- Envelope flap technique
- Flap design and soft tissue mobilization
- Graft positioning and stabilization
- Suturing techniques and clinical considerations.
Lesson 3: Coronally Advanced Flap (CAF): Surgical Technique and Clinical Applications
- Indications and treatment principles of the coronally advanced flap (CAF)
- Flap design and preparation for gingival recession treatment
- Flap mobilization and tension-free coronal advancement
- Management of multiple adjacent gingival recessions
- Integration of CAF with connective tissue grafts
- Step-by-step surgical protocols and clinical cases.
Lesson 4: Connective Tissue Graft Harvesting Techniques
- Indications and principles of connective tissue graft harvesting
- De-epithelialized free gingival graft harvesting technique
- Single-incision and modified double-blade harvesting techniques
- Control of graft thickness and dimensions
- Donor site management and suturing
- Prevention and management of harvesting-related complications.
- Course includes next lessons:
- 58min
- Lesson 1
- Clinical Video
- Laterally Stretched Flaps (LAST): Flap Mobilization for the Treatment of Complex Gingival Recessions
- Nelson Carranza
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- 58min
- Lesson 2
- Exclusive Library
- Non-Displaced Flap Techniques for Gingival Recession Treatment
- Nelson Carranza
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- 58min
- Lesson 3
- Exclusive Library
- Coronally Advanced Flap (CAF): Surgical Technique and Clinical Applications
- Nelson Carranza
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- 54min
- Lesson 4
- Exclusive Library
- Connective Tissue Graft Harvesting Techniques
- Nelson Carranza
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