The Leaf-Shaped Frenectomy: A Minimal-Invasive Design – A Case Report

Aesthetic and functional concerns in dentistry have led to a growing focus on managing anatomical anomalies like high frenal attachments, which can compromise oral health and smile aesthetics. High labial frenum attachment, especially of the papilla-penetrating type, is often associated with challenges such as midline diastema, gingival recession, impaired oral hygiene, and speech difficulties. This case report highlights the use of a minimally invasive "leaf-shaped frenectomy" technique as a novel approach to address such concerns