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Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings in London, United Kingdom

At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, we specialise in expert perforation repair for iatrogenic openings, providing advanced treatment for complications that can occur during dental procedures. Our experienced endodontists utilise state-of-the-art technology and precise techniques to effectively repair these openings, ensuring the best possible outcome for your tooth's health and longevity.

Iatrogenic perforations require immediate professional attention to prevent further complications and preserve the affected tooth. Our skilled team employs advanced materials such as Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) and modern surgical techniques to seal these openings effectively. We use enhanced magnification systems and precise imaging technology to ensure accurate diagnosis and treatment of perforations, whether they occur in the root canal, furcation area, or crown of the tooth.

Our comprehensive approach includes thorough assessment, immediate intervention when necessary, and careful post-treatment monitoring to ensure optimal healing. We understand the urgency of perforation repair and prioritise both the immediate resolution of the issue and long-term tooth preservation. With our expertise in endodontic procedures and commitment to excellence, we provide tailored solutions for each unique case, helping to restore both function and confidence in your dental health.

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Learn how we provide our Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings

At London Dental Specialists, our Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings treatment follows a comprehensive, step-by-step approach designed to address dental perforations effectively. Our process begins with a thorough consultation and diagnostic assessment, followed by the development of a customised treatment plan using advanced imaging techniques. The actual repair procedure utilises state-of-the-art materials such as Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) for optimal sealing and healing. Our specialists carefully manage each stage of the treatment, from the initial perforation repair through to post-treatment care and monitoring, ensuring the best possible outcome for your dental health. Throughout the entire process, we maintain strict adherence to clinical protocols whilst providing detailed guidance for post-treatment care to support long-term success.

  • Step 1: We Assess Your Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings Needs and Answer Your Questions and Concerns
  • Step 2: We Create Your Custom Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings Treatment Plan
  • Step 3: With Perfect Precision and Expertise, We Provide Your Treatment
  • Step 4: Post Treatment Care and Guidance Provided for your Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings Treatment Recovery
  • Consultation and Assessment for Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings

    The initial consultation and assessment for perforation repair at London Dental Specialists begins with a comprehensive examination of your iatrogenic opening. Our specialist endodontists will carefully evaluate the location, size, and complexity of the perforation to determine the most appropriate treatment approach.



    During your first visit, we conduct:




    • Advanced diagnostic imaging, including detailed radiographs and possibly CBCT scans to assess the perforation's exact position

    • Thorough clinical examination to evaluate the surrounding tissue condition

    • Assessment of tooth restorability and long-term prognosis

    • Review of your dental and medical history to ensure optimal treatment planning



    Your consultation will include:




    • A detailed explanation of the perforation repair procedure and what to expect

    • Discussion of the most suitable repair materials, such as Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA)

    • Opportunity to ask questions and address any concerns

    • Development of a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific case



    Our specialists will carefully document the perforation's characteristics, including:




















    Assessment CriteriaImpact on Treatment
    Location of perforationDetermines accessibility and repair approach
    Size of openingInfluences material selection and technique
    Time since occurrenceAffects treatment urgency and prognosis
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    Custom Treatment Plan for Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings

    Our custom treatment plan for perforation repair begins with a comprehensive assessment of your iatrogenic opening, determining the exact location, size, and characteristics of the perforation. This detailed evaluation allows us to develop a precise, personalised approach to your repair needs.



    During this planning phase, our specialists will:




    • Conduct detailed imaging to map the perforation's exact position and extent

    • Assess the surrounding tissue condition and potential complications

    • Evaluate the most suitable repair materials for your specific case

    • Design a step-by-step treatment timeline with clear objectives



    The treatment plan typically involves consideration of these key factors:
























    FactorConsideration
    Perforation LocationCoronal, furcal, or apical positioning
    Time Since OccurrenceRecent or long-standing perforation
    Size of OpeningDetermines repair material and technique
    Tissue ConditionHealth of surrounding structures


    Our specialists will explain each aspect of your custom treatment plan, ensuring you understand the proposed repair process, expected timeline, and post-treatment care requirements. We utilise advanced materials such as Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) when appropriate, known for its excellent sealing properties and biocompatibility.



    Following the planning phase, we'll schedule your treatment at a time that suits you, with clear preparation instructions provided. Your custom plan will include comprehensive aftercare guidance to ensure optimal healing and long-term success of the repair.

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    Treatment Procedures for Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings

    Perforation repair for iatrogenic openings involves a specialised dental procedure to address unintended openings created during dental treatments. At London Dental Specialists, our experienced endodontists utilise advanced techniques and materials to effectively repair these perforations.



    The treatment procedure typically involves:




    • Initial Assessment: Thorough examination of the perforation site using advanced imaging to determine size, location, and complexity

    • Site Preparation: Careful cleaning and disinfection of the affected area to ensure optimal healing conditions

    • Material Application: Use of biocompatible materials such as Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) to seal the perforation

    • Final Restoration: Completion of the procedure with appropriate restorative materials



    Our approach focuses on immediate intervention to prevent potential complications such as infection or tissue damage. The procedure is performed under appropriate anaesthesia to ensure patient comfort throughout the treatment.



    Key benefits of our perforation repair treatment include:




    • Preservation of natural tooth structure

    • Prevention of bacterial contamination

    • Restoration of tooth functionality

    • Long-term tooth stability



    Post-treatment care involves regular monitoring and follow-up appointments to ensure proper healing and maintenance of oral health. Our specialists provide comprehensive aftercare instructions to support optimal recovery.

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    Post Treatment Care for Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings

    Post-treatment care for perforation repair is crucial for ensuring optimal healing and long-term success. Following your iatrogenic opening repair at London Dental Specialists, proper maintenance and monitoring are essential components of your recovery journey.



    During the initial healing period, we recommend:




    • First 24 Hours:

      • Avoid rinsing or spitting forcefully

      • Maintain a soft food diet

      • Take prescribed medications as directed



    • First Week:

      • Gentle brushing around the treated area

      • Use prescribed antimicrobial mouth rinse

      • Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption





    Long-term care guidelines to maintain the repair:




    • Maintain regular dental hygiene routine

    • Attend scheduled follow-up appointments

    • Report any unusual symptoms promptly

    • Continue regular dental check-ups



    Should you experience any of these symptoms, contact us immediately:




    • Persistent pain or swelling

    • Unusual taste or odour

    • Visible changes in the treated area

    • Sensitivity to hot or cold



    Remember, London Dental Specialists provides a 10-year warranty on our endodontic treatments. Our team is always available to address any concerns during your recovery period and beyond.



    For emergency support or questions about your perforation repair, contact our specialist team directly through our dedicated patient care line.

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    Our Dentists serving your Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings Treatments at our clinic: London Dental Specialists

    At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, our highly qualified team brings extensive expertise in perforation repair for iatrogenic openings. Our specialists combine decades of experience with advanced training in endodontic procedures, ensuring precise and effective treatment of dental perforations.

    Our team is led by Dr. Neha Patel, our Specialist in Endodontics, who holds prestigious qualifications including MClinDent in Endodontics and Membership in Endodontics from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. Her expertise in complex root canal treatments and perforation repairs is complemented by Dr. Ope Sodeinde's comprehensive periodontal knowledge, particularly valuable in cases involving the supporting structures of teeth.

    Our clinical team works collaboratively, with each member bringing unique expertise to perforation repair procedures:

    - Dr. Neha Patel specialises in complex endodontic cases and perforation repairs
    - Dr. Ope Sodeinde provides crucial periodontal expertise for cases involving supporting structures
    - Our skilled dental nurses, Geslaine De Souza and Mercedes Martin, ensure smooth procedure workflow
    - Florentina Ciuchea, our Dental Therapist, supports post-treatment care and maintenance

    Each team member maintains current knowledge of the latest perforation repair techniques and materials, including mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) applications and advanced microsurgical approaches. Our commitment to continuous professional development ensures we deliver the most current and effective treatments for iatrogenic openings.
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    Dr. Ope Sodeinde

    Principal Dentist & Dental Specialist in Periodontics

    Dr. Neha Patel, our specialist in endodontics, brings exceptional expertise to perforation repair for iatrogenic openings. With her MClinDent in Endodontics and prestigious MEndoRCS from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, she specializes in managing complex root canal complications, including iatrogenic perforations. Her advanced training and Fellowship from the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) ensures she stays current with the latest perforation repair techniques and materials. Dr. Patel's meticulous approach and extensive experience in treating challenging endodontic cases make her particularly skilled at addressing iatrogenic complications while preserving natural teeth. Her commitment to excellence is reflected in her membership with the Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS), demonstrating her dedication to maintaining the highest standards in endodontic care.

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Master of Science in Restorative Dentistry (MSc (Rest Dent))

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics (MClinDent (Perio))

    • Membership in Periodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MPerioRCS (Ed))

    • GDC Registration Number: 104071

    Dr. Neha Patel

    Specialist in Endodontics

    Dr. Neha Patel Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics (MClinDent (Ed))

    • Membership in Endodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MEndoRCS (Ed))

    • GDC No: 150517

    Dr. Kia Papagalani

    Specialist in Orthodontics

    Dr. Kia Papagalani brings specialized expertise to perforation repair procedures, combining her advanced orthodontic training with comprehensive dental surgical skills. Her education at Ohio State University, where she earned her MS in Orthodontics, included extensive training in managing iatrogenic complications and dental trauma. Dr. Papagalani's international experience allows her to approach perforation repairs with both traditional and innovative techniques, ensuring optimal outcomes for patients requiring these delicate procedures. Her methodical approach to treatment planning and execution, particularly in cases involving orthodontic complications, makes her an invaluable asset for complex perforation repair cases at London Dental Specialists.

    Dr. Kia Papagalani Certifications


    • Diploma in Dental Surgery, DipDS

    • Master of Science in Orthodontics, MS (Ortho)

    • General Dental Council Registration No. 228487

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    Frequently Asked Questions About Our Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings in London, UK

    Considering Perforation Repair for Iatrogenic Openings? We understand you may have questions. Our team of dental specialists, including a Periodontist, Endodontist and Orthodontist along with our team of Dental Therapists and Nurses are here to guide you through the process.
    What is involved in repairing iatrogenic perforations during root canal treatment?

    Perforation repair for iatrogenic openings involves treating accidental holes or breaches that occur during root canal treatment. These perforations typically happen when creating access to the root canal system or during canal preparation, requiring immediate professional intervention to prevent infection and ensure tooth survival.



    The repair process typically involves using biocompatible materials like Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) to seal the perforation site. This specialised material creates a protective barrier that prevents bacterial contamination while promoting healing of the surrounding tissues.




    • Common perforation locations:

      • Crown or root surface

      • Furcation area (where roots divide)

      • Root canal walls






    • Treatment steps:

      • Thorough assessment using microscopes and digital imaging

      • Cleaning and disinfection of the perforation site

      • Placement of biocompatible sealing material

      • Final restoration to protect the repair





    At London Dental Specialists, we provide comprehensive aftercare support and our perforation repairs are covered under our 10-year warranty for endodontic treatments. Patients should maintain good oral hygiene and attend regular check-ups to ensure the longevity of the repair.




    • Post-treatment care:

      • Avoid chewing on the treated tooth until final restoration

      • Maintain regular oral hygiene routine

      • Report any discomfort or concerns promptly

      • Attend scheduled follow-up appointments



    What are the recovery expectations and aftercare steps following an iatrogenic perforation repair procedure?
    Recovery from an iatrogenic perforation repair typically takes 1-2 weeks for initial healing, with complete tissue regeneration occurring over 2-3 months. During this time, patients can expect mild discomfort and possible swelling that gradually subsides. The healing process depends largely on the location and size of the perforation, as well as how quickly treatment was received.

    Post-procedure care is crucial for optimal healing and long-term success. Patients should maintain meticulous oral hygiene while being gentle around the treated area to avoid disrupting the healing process. Our specialists at London Dental Specialists provide comprehensive aftercare support with our 10-year warranty on endodontic procedures.


    • First 24-48 Hours:

      • Take prescribed medications as directed

      • Apply ice packs to reduce swelling

      • Avoid hot foods and beverages

      • Stick to soft foods




    • First Week:

      • Gentle brushing around the treated area

      • Rinse with prescribed antimicrobial mouthwash

      • Avoid strenuous physical activity

      • No smoking or alcohol consumption




    • Long-term Care:

      • Regular dental check-ups

      • Maintain good oral hygiene

      • Report any unusual symptoms promptly

      • Follow recommended dietary modifications






















    TimelineExpected Progress
    24-48 hoursInitial discomfort and swelling
    1 weekSignificant reduction in discomfort
    2-3 monthsComplete tissue healing
    What are the potential risks and complications to consider before undergoing an iatrogenic perforation repair procedure?

    Iatrogenic perforation repair procedures carry several potential risks and complications that patients should carefully consider. The primary risks include infection at the repair site, post-operative pain, and possible tissue inflammation around the affected area. These complications can vary depending on the location and size of the perforation, as well as how quickly treatment is sought after the initial injury occurs.



    The healing process and potential complications are significantly influenced by factors such as the location of the perforation, the size of the opening, and the time elapsed between the occurrence and repair. Perforations near the gum line (crestal area) typically present more challenges and higher risks compared to those in other locations.




    • Common immediate complications:

      • Bleeding during the procedure

      • Temporary discomfort or sensitivity

      • Swelling in the affected area




    • Potential long-term complications:

      • Formation of periodontal pockets

      • Persistent inflammation

      • Secondary infection

      • Possible tooth mobility





    At London Dental Specialists, we provide comprehensive post-treatment support and our procedures are backed by a 10-year warranty on Dental Implants and Endodontics. Patients are advised to maintain regular follow-up appointments and contact us immediately if they experience any unusual symptoms or concerns.

    What materials and techniques are typically used for repairing iatrogenic perforations during root canal procedures?

    Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) and Biodentine are the primary materials used for repairing iatrogenic perforations during root canal procedures, with MTA being particularly effective due to its excellent biocompatibility and sealing abilities. These materials are carefully placed at the perforation site using specialised instruments and microscopic guidance to ensure precise application and optimal healing.



    The repair technique typically involves cleaning and disinfecting the perforation site, followed by careful placement of the repair material under magnification to achieve a complete seal. For deeper or furcal perforations, a matrix material may be placed internally to prevent material extrusion and support proper healing.




    • Common repair materials:

      • Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA)

      • Biodentine

      • Glass ionomer cement (for specific cases)






    • Treatment steps:

      • Thorough cleaning and disinfection

      • Haemorrhage control

      • Matrix placement (if needed)

      • Material application under microscopic guidance

      • Final radiographic verification





    At London Dental Specialists, we provide a 10-year warranty on our endodontic treatments, including perforation repairs. Patients should maintain good oral hygiene and attend regular check-ups to ensure the long-term success of the treatment.

    How long does the healing process typically take after an iatrogenic perforation repair procedure?

    The healing process after an iatrogenic perforation repair typically takes between 6-12 weeks for initial healing, though complete tissue regeneration may require up to 6 months. The timeline varies significantly depending on the size and location of the perforation, with smaller perforations in well-vascularised areas healing more quickly than larger ones or those in areas with limited blood supply.



    Recovery progress is monitored through regular follow-up appointments, where dental professionals assess tissue healing and bone regeneration through clinical examination and radiographs. Most patients can return to normal daily activities within 24-48 hours after the procedure, though they should follow specific post-treatment care instructions.




    • First 24-48 hours:

      • Mild discomfort and sensitivity is normal

      • Follow soft food diet

      • Avoid vigorous rinsing or spitting




    • First 2 weeks:

      • Gentle oral hygiene around the treated area

      • Avoid hard or crunchy foods

      • Take prescribed medications as directed




    • Long-term care:

      • Regular dental check-ups

      • Maintain good oral hygiene

      • Contact London Dental Specialists if any concerns arise





    London Dental Specialists offers a 10-year warranty on their endodontic treatments, providing peace of mind throughout your healing journey.

    What factors determine if a patient is suitable for an iatrogenic perforation repair procedure?

    Perforation repair for iatrogenic openings is a specialised dental procedure that addresses accidental holes or openings created during dental treatments. These perforations can occur during root canal procedures or other dental interventions, and require immediate professional attention to prevent complications and ensure the tooth's long-term health.



    At London Dental Specialists, our endodontists use advanced microscopic techniques and biocompatible materials like Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) to seal these openings effectively. The procedure typically takes 60-90 minutes, depending on the location and size of the perforation, and is performed under local anaesthesia for patient comfort.




    • Common perforation locations:

      • Root canal walls

      • Pulp chamber floor

      • Furcation area

      • Root surface






















    Treatment PhaseDescription
    DiagnosisAdvanced imaging to assess perforation location and size
    TreatmentPrecise sealing using biocompatible materials
    RecoveryMinimal downtime, normal activities resume next day


    Our 10-year warranty on endodontic treatments provides peace of mind for patients undergoing perforation repair procedures. Post-treatment care includes avoiding hard foods for 24 hours and maintaining regular oral hygiene practices.

    What should patients expect during their initial consultation for an iatrogenic perforation repair procedure?

    During an initial consultation for iatrogenic perforation repair at London Dental Specialists, patients can expect a comprehensive examination and detailed discussion of their specific case. The specialist will review your dental records, take necessary X-rays, and assess the location, size, and severity of the perforation to determine the most appropriate repair approach.



    The consultation typically involves explaining the various treatment options available, which may include non-surgical or surgical repair techniques using advanced materials like Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA). Your specialist will outline the expected timeline, potential outcomes, and post-treatment care requirements.




    • Initial assessment includes:

      • Review of dental history and previous treatments

      • Digital X-rays and possibly 3D imaging

      • Evaluation of perforation size and location

      • Assessment of tooth restorability




    • Treatment planning discussion covers:

      • Recommended repair technique

      • Expected treatment duration

      • Post-treatment care instructions

      • Our 10-year warranty on endodontic procedures






















    Consultation ComponentDuration
    Clinical Examination15-20 minutes
    Diagnostic Imaging10-15 minutes
    Treatment Discussion20-30 minutes
    What are the signs that indicate you may need an iatrogenic perforation repair procedure?

    Perforation repair for iatrogenic openings is a specialised dental procedure that addresses accidental holes or openings created during dental treatments. These perforations typically occur during root canal procedures or crown preparations and require immediate professional attention to prevent complications and ensure the tooth's long-term survival.



    At London Dental Specialists, our endodontists utilise advanced microscopic technology and biocompatible materials like Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) to seal these openings effectively. The procedure typically takes 60-90 minutes, depending on the location and size of the perforation.




    • Common perforation locations:

      • Root canal walls

      • Pulp chamber floor

      • Furcation area (where roots divide)

      • Crown-root junction


























    Treatment PhaseDescription
    DiagnosisMicroscopic examination and 3D imaging to assess perforation size and location
    PreparationCleaning and disinfection of the affected area
    RepairApplication of biocompatible sealing material
    Follow-upAssessment after 3, 6, and 12 months


    Our 10-year warranty covers both dental implants and endodontic treatments, providing peace of mind for patients undergoing perforation repair procedures.

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    What are the typical costs and financing options available for iatrogenic perforation repair procedures in London?

    The cost of iatrogenic perforation repair in London typically ranges from £800 to £2,500, depending on the complexity and location of the perforation. At London Dental Specialists, we offer transparent pricing and various payment plans to help make this essential treatment accessible to our patients.



    The final cost is determined after a thorough examination, as factors such as the size of the perforation, its location, and whether additional procedures are required can influence the total investment. Our specialists will provide a detailed treatment plan and exact costs during your initial consultation.




    • Factors affecting treatment cost:

      • Location of the perforation (crown, root, or furcation)

      • Size of the perforation

      • Type of repair material required

      • Need for additional procedures






















    Treatment StageApproximate Timeline
    Initial consultation and diagnosis1 visit (45-60 minutes)
    Perforation repair procedure1-2 visits (60-90 minutes each)
    Follow-up assessment1 visit (30 minutes)


    Contact our specialist team to arrange a consultation where we can provide a personalised treatment plan and exact costs based on your specific case. All our endodontic treatments are covered by our comprehensive 10-year warranty for your peace of mind.

    What are the payment plans and financing options available for perforation repair procedures?

    London Dental Specialists offers flexible financing options and payment plans for perforation repair procedures, making treatment accessible to all patients. Our team works closely with leading financial providers to ensure you can receive the necessary treatment without delay, with options available to spread the cost over several months.



    To discuss specific payment arrangements and financing solutions tailored to your circumstances, we encourage you to contact our treatment coordinators who can provide detailed information about available options. We understand that each patient's financial situation is unique, and we strive to find a payment solution that works for you.




    • Initial consultation fees can be deducted from your treatment cost

    • Various payment term lengths available

    • 0% interest options may be available for qualifying patients

    • Major credit cards accepted

    • Insurance plans welcomed




















    Payment MethodAvailability
    Credit/Debit CardsYes
    Bank TransferYes
    Finance PlansSubject to approval


    For detailed costs specific to your case and to explore payment options, please contact our office to schedule a consultation. Our 10-year warranty on endodontic treatments provides additional peace of mind for your investment in dental care.

    What qualifications and experience should I look for in a specialist performing iatrogenic perforation repairs?

    When seeking a specialist for iatrogenic perforation repairs, you should look for an endodontist with extensive post-graduate training specifically in microsurgical techniques and perforation management. The specialist should possess a membership or fellowship with the Royal College of Surgeons and have at least 5 years of experience handling complex perforation cases using modern materials like Mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA).



    At London Dental Specialists, our endodontists utilise advanced microscopic visualisation and precision instruments for accurate diagnosis and treatment of iatrogenic openings. We back our perforation repairs with a 10-year warranty on all endodontic procedures, providing peace of mind for long-term treatment success.




    • Key qualifications to look for:

      • Specialist registration with the General Dental Council

      • Advanced certification in microsurgical endodontics

      • Experience with modern biocompatible repair materials

      • Expertise in magnification systems and microsurgical instruments




    • Important technical capabilities:

      • Use of dental operating microscopes for enhanced visibility

      • Experience with ultrasonic instruments for precise preparation

      • Proficiency in both surgical and non-surgical repair approaches

      • Knowledge of guided tissue regeneration techniques when needed



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