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By Edward S. Cohen

The 3rd version of the Cohen Atlas is absolutely redesigned and extended to mirror the cutting-edge and technological know-how in periodontic surgical procedure. each one approach is gifted in a step by step technique, and is supplemented through medical case examples now more desirable with millions of full-color pictures and illustrations. the hot version is extra hefty, with new chapters and as with prior variants Dr. Cohen succinctly outlines the benefits, risks, and similar demanding situations for every approach. The objective of the atlas is to coach the amateur, improve the talents of the common clinician, and act as a reference resource for the skilled clinician. specific good points 5 new chapters in a piece on Anterior the teeth publicity talk about prognosis to passive eruption 3000 scientific pictures three hundred unique colour drawings

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6. 7. The completed knot must be tight, firm, and tied so that slippage will not occur. To avoid wicking of bacteria, knots should not be placed in incision lines. Knots should be small and the ends cut short (2–3 mm). Avoid excessive tension to finer-gauge materials because breakage may occur. Avoid using a jerking motion, which may break the suture. Avoid crushing or crimping of suture materials by not using hemostats or needle holders on them except on the free end for tying. Do not tie the suture too tightly because tissue necrosis may occur.

C, Curettage begun with the open face of the scaler toward the tissue. D, Scaling and root planing are begun with the scaler inserted at a 45° angle to the tooth. E, Scaler moved in an upward pulling motion. F, Two months after treatment. Note shrinkage of tissue and excellent contour. inflamed connective, subgingival calculus, and softened cementum. Basically, it is curettage with a surgical blade, which increases access and visibility with minimal tissue reflection. When performing the ENAP, the dentist uses a scalpel or sharp knife for a definitive sulcular incision, which allows greater access to and visibility of the roots for the removal of calculus and softened cementum.

Prior to suturing, the needle holder is repositioned to the forward half of the needle with a few millimeters of the tip, as shown in Figure 3-5. The needle should always penetrate the tissue at right angles. a. Never force the needle through the tissue. Avoid retrieving the needle from the tissue by the tip. This will damage or dull the needle. Attempt to grasp the body as far back as possible. An adequate tissue bite (≥ 2–3 mm) is required to prevent the flap from tearing. 1. 2. Interrupted a.

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