Reabilitação cirúrgica periodontal associado a enxerto ósseo: relato de caso

Periodontal disease (PD) is a pathology of inflammatory origin, multifactorial, affecting the tissues of insertion of dental elements. The treatment of PD is classified into non-surgical therapy and surgical therapy, therefore, multiple studies are developed to find effective techniques and materials in the reconstruction of defects generated in the supporting periodontium from PD. Patient V.M.P.S, female, 51 years old, without systemic problems, reported during anamnesis as her main complaint “I have a problem with my front teeth”. The treatment plan was planned with open-field periodontal scaling and bone grafting with sticky bone. A full-thickness mucoperiosteal incision was made, from the distal of unit 14 to the distal of unit 24, followed by scraping with Gracey curettes number 1-2 and number 5-6 with copious irrigation with saline solution. For Sticky bone formation, (PRF) platelet-rich fibrin and (i-PRF) liquid platelet-rich fibrin were deposited in a metal vat to which Bio-Oss bone substitute was added, with careful manipulation to obtain the agglutination of biomaterials. Based on this, the aim of our study was to report a clinical case of open field root scraping associated with bone grafting with Sticky Bone.