Review | Population |
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1. Annibali [18] | Patients treated with dental implants |
2. Atieh [19] | Patients with a clinical diagnosis of chronic periodontitis |
3. Brignardello-Petersen [20] | Patients who underwent surgical removal of impacted mandibular third molars |
4. Cairo [21] | Patients with a clinical diagnosis of Miller Class I or II localized gingival recession defect |
5. Carrasco-Labra [22] | Healthy adult subjects who underwent surgical removal of an impacted mandibular third molar |
6. Chambronne [23] | Patients with gingival recession areas (Miller’s Class I or II > 3 mm) |
7. Del Fabbro [24] | Patients undergoing surgical procedures for the treatment of periodontal defects and gingival recession |
8. Esposito [25] | Patients with osteointegrated root-form dental implants |
9. Esposito [26] | Patients with chronic, aggressive, or early onset periodontitis and intrabony defects with an intrabony component of at least 3 mm to be treated |
10. Esposito [27] | Patients rehabilitated with implant supported/retained prostheses |
11. Fleming [28] | Patients with full-arch, fixed, and bonded orthodontic appliances |
12. Imai [29] | Adult patients with clinical signs of gingivitis and some periodontitis |
13. Lodi [30] | Patients undergoing tooth extraction for any indication |
14. Mickenautsch [31] | Patients requiring dental restoration |
15. Muller-Bolla [32] | Patients > 5 years old with permanent molars, all caries-free or with incipient carious lesions |
16. Needleman [33] | Patients ≥ 21 years old with chronic periodontitis or periodontitis |
17. Sgolastra [35] | Adult patients with chronic periodontitis |
18. Yong [36] | Adult patients with adrenal insufficiency and who required surgery |