The technique allows a sulcoplasty to be carried out if needed. The graft is held in contact with the raw area by using a stent attached to the patient's denture or a surgical splint. The stent also helps to maintain sulcus depth and width in the immediate postoperative period. The stent or surgical splint is removed after 7-10 days. Destruction of the growth by cryoprobe Non-invasive technique with little disturbance for the patient.
Consistent feature is postoperative swelling of the surrounding tissues.
Several visits may be necessary to complete the treatment of extensive areas. The cryowound heals with little loss of sulcus depth if the denture is relined to cover the defect. Carbon dioxide laser excision and vapourization of the base. Destruction of tissue is accomplished by turning intra- and extracellular fluid to steam and disrupting cell architecture. This shows the surgeon where the carbon dioxide beam will strike the tissues when it is switched on.