Managing Unhappy Patients with Compromised UpperAnteriorTeeth:A Case Report on Successful Periodontal Regenerative Therapy

The anterior teeth play a crucial role in esthetics and function. Patients seeking treatment for compromised upper anterior teeth often present with complex challenges, including attachment loss, bone loss, and gingival recession. [1] Traditional treatment approaches for such cases may involve extractions followed by implant placement or fixed partial dentures [2]. While these options can restore function and esthetics, they also come with inherent risks, costs, and potential complications [3]. Periodontal Regenerative Therapy (PRT) offers a biologically sound alternative, aiming to regenerate lost periodontal structures and preserve natural teeth [4]. This case report presents the successful application of PRT in a patient dissatisfied with the appearance of his upper anterior teeth after prior unsuccessful conventional periodontal therapy