Flap Surgery with Regeneration (material excluded)
A surgical procedure that cleans and stimulates periodontal tissue regeneration without the use of additional materials.
What's included
- Clinical and radiographic evaluation
- Surgical planning
- Local anesthesia
- Periodontal flap elevation
- Deep root debridement
- Removal of inflamed tissue
- Site decontamination
- Stimulation of natural regeneration
- Flap repositioning
- Suturing
- Post-operative follow-up
- Oral hygiene instructions
Frequently asked questions
What does “regeneration without material” mean?
It means no membranes or grafts are used; healing relies on the body’s natural regenerative ability.
When is this procedure recommended?
When bone defects are moderate and there is good potential for natural healing.
Is it painful?
No, it is performed under local anesthesia. Mild discomfort may occur after surgery.
How long does healing take?
Initial healing takes a few weeks, while full stabilization may take several months.
Does it guarantee bone regrowth?
No, but it aims to improve and stabilize periodontal conditions.