Modified Tunnel Procedure to Facilitate Ridge Reconstruction of an Extraction Socket Associated with Buccal Dehiscence and Gingival Recession: A Case Report with a 6-year Follow-Up

<div>(a) The buccal and (b) occlusal views showed the maxillary left second premolar (tooth #25) was heavily filled and unrestorable, and therefore, indicated for extraction. (c) Baseline cross-sectional CBCT scan showed buccal dehiscence associated with the tooth #25 (the buccal alveolar crest is marked by arrow).</div>

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Figure 1: Modified Tunnel Procedure to Facilitate Ridge Reconstruction of an Extraction Socket Associated with Buccal Dehiscence and Gingival Recession: A Case Report with a 6-year Follow-Up 

Figure 1 | Modified Tunnel Procedure to Facilitate Ridge Reconstruction of an Extraction Socket Associated with Buccal Dehiscence and Gingival Recession: A Case Report with a 6-year Follow-Up 