Hyaluronic Acid in Regenerative and Mucogingival Periodontal Surgery

— Biological and cellular basis of periodontal wound healing
— Role of soft tissues, epithelium, and gingival connective tissue in healing
— Importance of rapid soft tissue healing for deep tissue regeneration
— Gain of attachment as the primary clinical objective
— Complexity and specialization of the periodontal soft tissue compartment
— Insights from wound healing studies across medicine
— Cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying periodontal regeneration
— Historical perspective on hyaluronic acid (HA) since 1934
— Role of HA in the periodontal ligament and soft tissue healing
— Application of HA in mucogingival and regenerative periodontal surgery
— Evidence from three decades of research supporting HA use
— Integration of HA into validated surgical protocols
— Clinical outcomes and benefits of HA in periodontal regeneration.