Connective Tissue Graft and Leucocyte - Platelet Rich Fibrin in Alveolar Ridge Preservation

"After administering local anesthesia, an atraumatic extraction will be conducted, preserving the buccal bone and carefully debriding the alveolar socket. Following papilla incisions, an intra-sulcular incision on the vestibular side of the extraction socket will be extended with a #15c scalpel, creating a socket to insert the connective tissue graft (CTG). The CTG will be harvested from the palatal area following a specific incision technique to obtain a graft around 1.5 mm thick, which will be fixed with a mattress suture.~Then the socket will be filled with L-PRF plugs. A collagen sponge will cover the extraction socket and L-PRF, secured with a 4-0 cross suture. Sutures will be removed after 15 days."

"After administering local anesthesia, an atraumatic extraction will be conducted, preserving the buccal bone and carefully debriding the alveolar socket.~Then the socket will be filled with L-PRF plugs. A collagen sponge will cover the extraction socket and L-PRF, secured with a 4-0 cross suture. Sutures will be removed after 15 days."