Gingivobuccal defects are one of the most challenging defects for the reconstructive surgeon. Great strides have been made to improve the reconstructive outcomes and quality of life of the patient with a combination of more sophisticated surgical techniques and more advanced technology. New methods provide better accuracy, shorter surgical times, better functional results, lesser complication rates, and overall better quality of life. This article provides a brief overview of the advances that have been made in the field of reconstruction and rehabilitation postoncological resections of the gingivobuccal complex and provides a glimpse of what the future holds.
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