PATHOLOGY

Detailed explanation-1: -As healing takes place, initially vascularity increases then gradually decreases. Surface epithelialization is complete by 5-14 days. In 3-4 weeks: Complete epithelial repair takes place. Within 24 hours after suturing, contact is established by blood clot into the flap and tooth or bone surface.

Detailed explanation-2: -In periodontal surgery, the wound healing pattern is largely divided into two types: primary and secondary healing [22]. Primary healing is a proper procedure for wound healing, which is performed when the gingival tissue is perfectly replaced or closely approximated in the same position pre-and post-operatively.

Detailed explanation-3: -Healing: In the healing phase after the completion of SRP, the gums will ideally begin to tighten, shrinking the periodontal pockets you have. Swelling, redness and inflammation should also resolve. As things heal, this tissue tightening/healing may expose more of your roots than you are accustomed to seeing.

Detailed explanation-4: -The main events of periodontal wound healing are completed within two to three weeks of wound closure, followed by tissue maturation and remodelling [4].