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Crown Lengthening procedure

Presented by
Nimra Meraj
Definition
Surgical procedure designed to increase the extent of supragingival tooth
structure for restorative and esthetic purposes.
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Gummy Smile
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Uneven gingival Contours


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Subgingival Caries
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indications
Restorative needs
• ? To increase clinical crown height lost due to wear or fracture
• To access subgingival caries;
• To produce a ‘ferrule’ for post-crown provision
• To access a perforation in the coronal third of the root;
• To relocate margins of restorations that are impinging on biological width.
Aesthetics
• ? Short teeth;
• ? Uneven gingival contour; ?
• ‘Gummy smile’.
contraindications
• Inadequate crown to root ratio
• Non-restorability of caries or root fracture
• Esthetic compromise
• inadequate predictability
• Tooth arch relationship inadequacy
• Compromise of adjacent periodontium or esthetics
• Insufficient restorative space
• Non-maintainability
CONSIDERATION TO DETERMINE A TOOTH’S PERIODONATAL AND RESTORATIVE PROGNOSIS
Biological width??
Biological width (BW) is the distance established from the
junctional epithelium and connective tissue attachment to the
root surface of a tooth.
epithelial (junctional epithelium) of 0.97 mm (0.71-1.35 mm)
and a supra-alveolar attachment of connective tissue of 1.07 mm
(1.06-1.08 mm)
Hence, the overall width of the attachment is 2.04 mm
Important before placing a
restoration!!!
There should be 3mm (recommended) of supracrestal tooth tissue between
bone and the margins of the restoration.
Treatment and Technique
Periodontal Surgical Technique Orthodontic Technique
Classification of aesthetic crown legthening
Procedures performed for CROWN LENGTHENING.

Surgical
• Gingivectomy
• Conventional (scalapel or Surgical Extrusion using
1 kirkland knife) 2 peritome
• Laser
• Electrocautery

Internal Bevel Gingivectomy with Apical positioning of flap with or


or without ostectomy (also referred without ostectomy
3 as flap surgery with or without 4 • Combined (Surgical & non
osseous surgical) Orthodontic
surgery) treatment
procedure
Step 1: Internal bevel incision given (no more than 1 mm of crest of
gingiva and directed to the crest of bone)
Step 2: Crevicular incisions made,initial elevation of flap
Step 3: Vertical incisions made, extending beyond the MGJ

Step 4: Removal of all granulation tissue. Osseous surgery,if required

Step 5: Flap is displaced Apically


Step 6 :Sling sutures are placed around the tooth to prevent flap
from sliding more
Step 7: Apically Periodontal dressing placed to prevent
Complications
• Possible poor aesthetics due to 'black triangles'
• Root sensitivity
• Root resorption
• Transient mobility of the teeth.
• Gingival retraction - change of marginal gingival contour
• Clinical tooth crown higher than adjacent teeth
• Unfavorable crown-root relationship.
Healing After Crown Lengthening
• Restorative procedures must be delayed until a new gingival crevice develops after
periodontal surgery.
• In nonesthetic areas, the site should be re-evaluated at least 6 weeks post surgically before
final restorative procedures.
• In esthetic areas, a longer healing period is recommended to prevent recession.
• Wise recommends 21 weeks for soft tissue gingival margin stability. Therefore, restorative
treatment should be initiated after 4-6 months. The margin of the provisional restoration
should not hinder healing before the biologic width is established by surgical procedures.
• Shobha et al. in a study on clinical evaluation of crown lengthening procedure had
concluded that the biologic width can be re-established to its original vertical dimension
along with 2 mm gain of coronal tooth structure at the end of six months.
Post OP care.
• Diet
• Comfort (medications)
• BleedingSwelling for first 24 hours
• Oral hygiene maintenance
• Avoid Smoking if smoker
• Post Op followups
Referances
• Carranza's clinical periodontology. 10th edition
• Surgical crown lengthening. Dent Update 2007;34:462-468 • Crown Lengthening Procedures-
A Review Article Dr. Gunjan Gupta IOSR Journal
• of Dental and Medical Sciences (IOSR-JDMS)
• Biological width: The silent zone Amit Parashar
• Tissue Management in Restorative Dentistry J. WILLIAM ROBBINS, DDS, MA
• Crown lengthening and restorative procedures in the esthetic zone-Perio 2000 • Surgical
lengthening of the clinical tooth crown Liudvikas Planciunas, Alina
• Puriene, Grazina Mackeviciene,2006
Thank you
For your attention

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