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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have an implant in the upper jaw (canine) and approximately 3 mm of gum tissue is missing. Two years ago I had Mucograft placed, but I do not notice any improvement. Is correction possible and at what price?
Kind regards
Marinka
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
Generally speaking, the aesthetic defect can also be covered with artificial material if the procedure described does not succeed. Mucograft alone, without a bony foundation beneath it, usually does not have a good prognosis. For more precise information, I would need to examine the condition and perhaps take an X-ray.
Have a nice day!
Generally speaking, the aesthetic defect can also be covered with artificial material if the procedure described does not succeed. Mucograft alone, without a bony foundation beneath it, usually does not have a good prognosis. For more precise information, I would need to examine the condition and perhaps take an X-ray.
Have a nice day!
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