Tissue restoration after improper laser gingivectomy: A case report

Figure 1 Intraoral photographs of the patient. A: Frontal; B: Right; C: Left; D: Perforations on cortical bone prepared for clot formation.

Figure 2 Three months later intraoral photos of partially healed gums. A: Frontal; B: Right; C: Left.

Figure 3 After a year all denuded areas were completely covered with gingivae and acceptable aesthetic and function have been formed. A: Frontal; B: Right; C: Left.

Figure 4 Histopathologic comparing of gingiva samples. A: Healthy gingiva; mild inflammatory cell infiltration (PNL, Lymphocyte. Hematocylin and eosin; original magnification × 5); B: Restored gingiva; severe inflammatory cell infiltration (Lymphocyte) and increased fibrosis ( Hematocylin and eosin; original magnification × 5); C: Restored gingiva; severe inflammatory cell infiltration (Lymphocyte) and increased fibrosis (Hematocylin and eosin; original magnification × 5).