Condition: Deficient Keratinized Mucosa · Sponsor: October University for Modern Sciences and Arts
The goal of this (study type: RCT) is to learn if the use of the non-submerged de-epithelized FGG will result in better esthetic outcomes in adults. The main questions that it aims to answer are: * Does this procedure increase the width of keratinized tissue? * Does this procedure increase the depth of the vestibule? Researchers will compare this technique with the gold standard using the FGG to evaluate which technique provides better esthetics.
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Dalia Khorshed, Masters candidate · +201097486667 · khorsheddalia12@gmail.com
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| October University for modern sciences and arts (MSA University) | Giza, Egypt | Recruiting |
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