Five-year follow-up of a coronally advanced flap over grafted bone and restorative composite in maxillary recession defect

Periodontal plastic surgery has become a predictable method of managing gingival recession defects. In the current case report, a five-year follow-up of a coronally advanced flap surgery with bone graft along with endodontics and fixed prosthodontic rehabilitation is reported in the maxillary anterior sextant of a middle aged female. The present case demonstrates that deep and wide gingival defects can be treated with coronally positioned surgical flap without a connective tissue graft. A multidisciplinary management approach was adopted in this case that yielded predictable outcome.