Results at 6 months revealed the fact that tissue over-growth reduced crown height when compared to the initially determined during surgery. This seemed to be related to the height to which the flap was sutured, to the subjects' individual healing characteristics, to the reformation of biological width, to a suitable positive bone architecture during surgery, to regulation of restorative processes and to the individual post-surgical plaque control.
Los resultados a los 6 meses demostraron el sobrecrecimiento tisular redujo la altura coronaria a la determinada quirúrgicamente, y que esto parece estar relacionado a la altura en que se sutura el colgajo, características individuales de cicatrización, reformación del ancho biológico, adecuada arquitectura ósea positiva durante la cirugía, regulación de los procesos restaurativos y control personal de placa postquirúrgico.