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Suturing Techniques in Oral Surgery, 1ed

Proper management of soft tissues in periodontal, implant, and reconstructive surgery has become increasingly important for esthetic treatment outcomes. In order to achieve correct postoperative positioning of the soft tissues, clinicians must have a comprehensive understanding of wound healing and suturing. Drawing on a series of clinical cases, this book outlines suturing techniques for the most common surgical procedures, providing indications as well as techniques for implementation. The detailed illustrations and tables clarify difficult technical concepts, and a quick reference guide consolidates the essential information for each suture type.

Thegreat surgeon has just successfully completed a delicate operation’ he removes his gloves and gives a few suggestions to his collaborators as they begin closing the access route. Having sutured the deeper planes in their turn they leave the skin suturing to the youngest member; who is still specializing. Thus a phase of surgery that, in some branches, is a fundamental one is left in the least expert hands. Suturing the access route has always been neglected, put in place quickly and no more than adequately, while in oral surgery, and obviously in facial surgery, it is of fundamental importance. Whereas in the latter field the esthetic consequences of a badly executed suture can readily be understood, for many operations in oral surgery proper suturing determines success. How many bone grafts have become infected because the suture dId not provide a proper seal? How many exposed membranes orgingival recessions are linked to a technical defect in suturing? Forthese reasons Iparticularly appreciate the work of Siervo and co/taoorators, who have tackled the subject, and given the suture the role it deserves.

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Contents

۱. Surgical Wounds
۲. Technological Aspects
۳. Auxiliary Materials
۴. Clinical Applications