Osteocom
Lesson 2 of 17

Critical thinking, the importance of CTG

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Iñaki Gamborena
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Traditionally, the palate was the preferred connective tissue donor site due to its abundance of tissue and relatively easy access. Limiting anatomical structures on the palate, great variations in thickness, and significant patient discomfort are some of the disadvantages reported.
Another CTG donor site is the maxillary tuberosity, which is less favored due its more complicated surgical access. However, patient discomfort is more limited compared to palatal donor aeras. In addition, tissue thickness is typically greater and more consistent among patients. Unlike palatal subepithelial connective tissue, it is denser, due its higher collagen fiber content, and contains less fat, making it less prone to postoperative resorption.
In this section surgical technique will be discussed in order to facilitate the sampling of tissue.







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