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Periodontal tunneling is a popular and effective grafting procedure to augment or replenish lost or compromised tissue. See how the gingival tissues are prepared for tunneling and the actual process of moving the graft material through the tunnel into precise locations. A proprietary suturing technique is used to create the normal snug fit for each anterior tooth while simultaneously raising the gum line higher, thereby reversing the appearance of a minor receding gum line. Video footage provided by 
In this video the tunneling procedure is used to augment gum tissue in the Upper Jaw. Several adjacent teeth are showing signs of thinning root coverage. See how the procedure and specialized suturing methods are performed that moves the gum line into a healthier location. Video footage provided by 
An EXTREMELY GRAPHIC (warning - excising of live tissue is demonstrated) film clip that provides a visual outline of the steps involved in Periodontal tissue harvesting. In this particular treatment, a patient is undergoing gum tissue grafting to eliminate gum recession caused by periodontitis. Material provided by 
A GRAPHIC 8 minute video demonstrating an entire gum grafting procedure, from start to finish, for repairing tissue damage caused by gum recession. Grafting tissue was provided by the patient, excised from the roof of the mouth. Watch and learn how severe gum recession on one or more tooth structures can be modified to produce the desired aesthetic results and to help manage or halt on-going bone loss. Material provided by 
Many dentists place new dental bridgework too early. Because the underlying bone and gum tissue will begin resorption predictably, time should be alloted to allow the gum tissue to take up it's final resting place. A determination can then be made if soft tissue augmentation is needed. Only then, should the bridge be fabricated. Video footage provided by 
Edited for graphic content and time constraints, this media segment outlines the process and procedures for performing a Sinus Lift surgery. See actual surgery sequences involved for performing sinus lift surgery that is accompanied by the insertion of bone grafting material as needed to fortify a dental implant site. Material provided by 
A brief discussion of anatomical characteristics of gum recession and the assessment for developing treatment for gum tissue replacement grafts. In this particular case the recession discussion is limited to an upper jaw tooth structure. Relationships between soft tissue loss and impending hard tissue (bone) loss are further detailed.