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IJSREM36988
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Aug 2024
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Gingival biotype refers to the thickness and morphology of the gingival tissue surrounding the teeth. The normal scalloped gingival line at the cemento-enamel junction is part of an esthetic smile.[1] When planning treatment, the soft tissue biotype should be considered because it affects the final treatment outcome. Gingival biotype, also known as soft tissue biotype, has been used to describe the thickness of the gingiva in the palatal dimension.[2].
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