Periodontitis
- Stage III or IV periodontitis, or Grade C progression, under the 2017 World Workshop classification
- Persistent pockets or bleeding after initial therapy
- Furcation involvement or angular bone defects
- Periodontitis in patients with diabetes, who smoke, or who have other risk factors
Soft tissue
- Progressive recession or thin phenotype, especially before orthodontics
- Root sensitivity or esthetic concerns related to recession
- Frenum attachments affecting the gingival margin
Implants and restorative
- Implant site evaluation, extraction with socket preservation, ridge or sinus augmentation
- Peri-implant mucositis or peri-implantitis
- Functional or esthetic crown lengthening