Maxillary Labial Frenectomy By Using Conventional Technique and Laser-A case report
Abstract
A thick or aberrant frenum can indeed be categorized as a mucogingival issue. This condition occurs when the frenum is positioned or developed in a way that interferes with oral health and aesthetics. A labial frenectomy is a complete removal of the frenum attachment, which typically attaches to the space between the upper two anterior teeth and the centre of the upper lip. Traditional scalpel methods, laser treatments, and electrocautery have demonstrated effective results of frenectomy , but each has its drawbacks."
This article presents two case reports of comparison of maxillary labial frenectomy by using conventional technique and Laser.
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