Explain triangular full mucoperiosteal flaps, Biology

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Explain Triangular Full Mucoperiosteal Flaps - Endodontic Surgery     

- Only vertical releasing incision with the Horizontal incision,

-Used at the area of important anatomical land mark to preserve it

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-Cannot be used at areas of thin mucoperiosteum as lower Ant. area, "commonly indicated in post. teeth"


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