The amount of pain you have after surgery depends on the type of gum graft performed. If no tissue is removed from your palate, you should have little to no discomfort. However, if tissue is ...

A connective tissue graft requires your periodontist to open ... procedure involves taking the tissue from the top layer of the palate. You're essentially taking "gums from one place and putting ...

You’ll likely get this type of graft if your gums are thin and need extra tissue to prevent further recession. Connective tissue graft: Your periodontist opens a small flap in the roof of your ...

"I am very excited about the development and release of DynaMatrix Plus and the ability to use this material in place of tissue harvested from the palate ... free graft or subepithelial connective ...