Which of the following types of surgery is best to treat a periodontal bony lesion with deep pockets and vertical bone loss (three-wall defect)?

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Regenerative surgery is the best choice for treating a periodontal bony lesion with deep pockets and vertical bone loss (three-wall defect). This type of surgery involves the use of bone grafts and/or membranes to stimulate the growth of new bone and attachment of connective tissue, leading to a reduction in pocket depth and improved periodontal health. Periodontal plastic surgery, implant surgery, and mucogingival surgery are not appropriate for this type of lesion.

Which of the Following Types of Surgery Is Best to Treat