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Gingival Veneer : An Alternative to a Relapsed Periodontal Treatment !

Periodontal plastic surgeries performed for the recession coverage in millers class III and IV recession cases usually give less expected esthetic results or might lead to recurrence. The periodontal attachment loss and bone loss often creates open interdental spaces, elongated clinical crowns and altered phonetics thus compromising the esthetics as well as function culminating in lowering the social confidence of the patient. Gingival prosthesis made from acrylics, composite resins, silicones or porcelain-based materials can be used as an alternative for such cases. This case report describes the fabrication of an esthetic, soft and flexible silicone based gingival veneer in a relapsed periodontal plastic surgical case. Thus providing an economical, functional and esthetically acceptable solution.