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root coverageesthetic score1 CONSTRUCTRoot coverage estheticCAIRO · PERIODONTOLOGY

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Periodontology

a ten-point score rating the esthetic result of gingival recession treatment from gingival margin level, tissue contour, texture, junction alignment and colour.

In periodontology, root coverage esthetic score refers to a ten-point score rating the esthetic result of gingival recession treatment from gingival margin level, tissue contour, texture, junction alignment and colour. This meaning comes from Cairo (2009) in Journal of Periodontology.[1]

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References

  1. Cairo, F., Rotundo, R., Miller, P. D., & Pini Prato, G. P. (2009). Root Coverage Esthetic Score: A System to Evaluate the Esthetic Outcome of the Treatment of Gingival Recession Through Evaluation of Clinical Cases. Journal of Periodontology, 80(4), 705-710. https://doi.org/10.1902/jop.2009.080565

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