What surgical technique is advised for creating papillae?

The advised surgical technique for creating papillae is to lay a buccal flap and expose the area. This technique allows for better access to the lost papillae region, providing a more controlled environment in which to manage soft tissue. By laying a buccal flap, the surgeon can enhance visibility and manipulate the surrounding tissue effectively, which is critical when trying to regenerate or preserve the papillae.

This method promotes better healing by ensuring that blood supply to the tissue is preserved, which is essential in the healing process and for the re-establishment of the papillae. It also minimizes complications that might arise from other approaches that are less invasive or that don't provide adequate exposure of the tissue that needs to be shaped or grafted. The precise control over the soft tissue provided by this technique is vital for aesthetic outcomes, particularly in the anterior region of the mouth where papillae are most notable.