In which procedure is tissue from one site removed and sutured on another site?

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Gingival grafting is a procedure where tissue from one site (usually the roof of the mouth) is removed and sutured onto another site (usually an area of gum recession) to restore proper gum tissue coverage. Gingivectomy involves the removal of gum tissue, not the grafting of tissue. Gingival curettage involves scraping away tartar buildup and irritated gum tissue. Gingivoplasty is a procedure to reshape gum tissue, not graft it from another site.

In Which Procedure Is Tissue from One Site Removed and Sutured