Which type of periodontal surgery removes excess tissue from the wall of the periodontal pockets and is useful for the rapid reduction of gingival pockets?

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Excisional periodontal surgery involves cutting away and removing excess tissue from the wall of the periodontal pockets, allowing for rapid reduction of gingival pockets. Incisional periodontal surgery involves making incisions in the gum tissue to access the affected area. Access flap procedures involve creating a flap of gum tissue to access and clean the affected area. Osseous surgery involves reshaping the bone around the affected tooth. Therefore, A is the best choice for the given question.

Which Type of Periodontal Surgery Removes Excess Tissue from the Wall