Decoding the Zucchelli Incision Technique in Mucogingival Surgeries

The Zucchelli incision technique has emerged as a significant advancement in mucogingival surgery, particularly for root coverage and soft tissue management in esthetically sensitive areas. Characterized by its split-full-split thickness approach and oblique incision design, this technique offers improved flap stability, vascularization, and tissue preservation. Unlike traditional vertical releasing incisions, the Zucchelli method avoids unnecessary tension and scarring, contributing to superior esthetic outcomes and patient satisfaction. This paper aims to decode the principles, indications, and clinical applications of the Zucchelli technique through a critical review of current literature and representative case analysis. Emphasis is placed on flap design, healing dynamics, and long-term results in comparison to other established techniques. Understanding the rationale and precision required in executing the Zucchelli incision is essential for clinicians aiming to optimize results in mucogingival therapy. This abstract serves as a gateway for further discussion on integrating minimally invasive, biologically driven techniques into everyday periodontal practice.

Materials and Equipment Brought By Participants

– surgical implant motor unit
– drill kit implan
– implant driver
– torque wrench
– depth gauge
– bone probe
– periosteal elevator
– scalpel
– retraction
– dental implan fixture
– cover screw
– model rahang/phantom
– irigasi steril
– gauze steril
– surgical gloves dan masker