论文信息 - Osseous repair of an infrabony pocket without new attachment of connective tissue.

Osseous repair of an infrabony pocket without new attachment of connective tissue.

This report describes the osseous repair of an infrabony pocket without new attachment of connective tissue between the new bone and root surface. While the width of the connective tissue between the new bone and root surface was of approximately normal dimensions, junctional epithelium was present on the root surface.

J. Caton | H. Zander

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