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Effect of guided tissue regeneration using bioresorbable membranes on periodontal regeneration in grade II furcation defects.

Bioinformation · Lohiya R, Dodani K, Rajpoot AS, Goswami P, Shelke A, Jaiswal S · 2026-05-31

A study comparing guided tissue regeneration with a bioresorbable collagen membrane against debridement alone for Grade II furcation defects found the membrane approach produced greater improvements in probing depth, attachment level, and bone fill after six months.

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