Clinical Case report

 




, To continue our thread about crown lengthening procedures 

this is a clinical case admitted to my clinic needed root canal treatment for tooth no,36 

upon clinical examination we found too short clinical crown for subsequent crown preparation 
and abundant amount of keratinized mucosa coverage. 

 #badly cavitated tooth no 36



massive coverage (wide zone of attached mucosa)


probing depth measurements

after measuring probing depth as shown in the previous picture , we found normal probing depths indicating high crestal bone level .. that gives us a hint about the cause ( altered passive eruption) 

  first internal bevel gingivectomy was made to the bone level 





high bone crest is obvious after flap elevation




bone removal and pre - endo build up was made




final result after beveling the bone 


suturing with internal vertical mattress 


note how much clinical crown we get 


final result after crown placement 


post operative x-ray


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