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Assessment of Pink Esthetic Score After Using Two Papilla Reconstruction Exposure Techniques Versus Mid-Crestal Sulcular Incision in Second Stage Implant Surgery: a Randomized Controlled Clinical Trail

Assessment of Pink Esthetic Score After Using Two Papilla Reconstruction Exposure Techniques Versus Mid-Crestal Sulcular Incision in Second Stage Implant Surgery: a Randomized Controlled Clinical Trail

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Overview

The purpose of this randomized clinical trial is to assess the pink esthetic score with three different techniques in second-stage implant surgery.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

  1. Patients who already received implants in the anterior and premolar region
  2. All implants were placed 4 months prior to uncovering in the mandible and 6 months prior to uncovering in the maxilla.
  3. Patients with good oral hygiene
  4. Medically free patients
  5. Adequate keratinized tissue

Exclusion Criteria:

  1. Acute infection
  2. Occlusal trauma
  3. Smokers
  4. Pregnancy and lactation
  5. Severe gag reflex

Study details
    Papilla Reconstruction

NCT06813846

British University In Egypt

14 May 2026

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