Comparison Of Simplified Autologous Fibrin Glue Versus Suturing For Periodontal Flap Closure - A Randomised Controlled Trial

Objective: to assess the post operative healing and stability of flap closure using autologous fibrin glue when compared to silk suture. Methodology: Thirty subjects with moderate to severe periodontitis who requires periodontal flap surgery involving at least four adjacent teeth, as determined by clinical criteria (i.e., probing depth of 5 mm and bone loss on radiograph of 50%), between 20 and 50 years of age of both sexes, and showing adequate oral hygiene before surgical therapy were included in the study. Autologous fibrin glue was prepared. The surgical area to be treated was randomly selected into two areas, Group A: Two papilla were secured with sutures (3‑0 silk) after surgery; Group B: Two papilla were secured with autologous fibrin glue after surgery