Chronic marginal periodontitis associated with partial edentulism and minimally invasive immobilization in the aesthetic area

Severe bone loss at the alveolar bone level, tooth migrations of varying degrees and aesthetic impairment due to the loss of frontal teeth influence the clinical picture of chronic marginal periodontitis and require aesthetic and functional rehabilitation of the patient to stop its continuous destruction. Adhesive immobilization systems, compared to other immobilisation systems, involve the minimum sacrifice of dental substance at preparing teeth for splinting, are based on the effectiveness of current enamel-dentin adhesives and allow the creation of aesthetic and destruction-resistant splint structures, creating conditions for the possible start of periodontal tissue regeneration. In the study were evaluated the effectiveness and peculiarities of working with a CLEARFIL AP-X Esthetics Flow light-cured composite periodontal splint, supplemented with CLEARFIL AP-X Esthetics, reinforced with InFibra polyethylene fibres (high molecular weight polyethylene fibre, Bioloren, Italy), after adhesive processing with the self-etching adhesive CLEARFIL Liner Bond F, which successfully allowed to restore both uni- and bi-dental defects in the aesthetic region.