Background
tightness, orthodontic
GENERALIZED AGGRESSIVE PERIODONTITIS
In recent years, there has been an increase in the demand for cosmetic dentistry to improve a person's appearance. The demand for aesthetics has increased the periodontists' ability to overcome aesthetic problems in patients [Numerous non-surgical and surgical treatments for soft tissue abnormalities and interproximal spaces have been proposed. Regarding nonsurgical treatments, they include repeated papillae curettage, restorative intervention, orthodontic treatment, and prosthetic treatment [The adequate proximal contour and contact of the restoration are one of the challenges experienced when performing direct restoration involving the proximal walls. As a result, several studies have been conducted to investigate techniques and materials able to re-establish proper proximal contact tightness. In this regard, the technique used is known to have an impact on the proximal quality. A proper proximal contact tightness and contour are critical in balancing the dental element as well as periodontal health [Despite the fact that the ideal balance of pink and white was not achieved, the bioclear method is a unique alternative solution for finishing orthodontic cases. The method focuses on white rather than pink, as well as the macro-aesthetics of the smile since most patients' aesthetic desires are met while their dentition is preserved. Moreover, the use of modern materials to restore lost gingival tissue and improve aesthetics, such as gingival-colored resin composite, can be a simple and cost-effective way to manage patients with generalized aggressive periodontitis [Since our first concern was to focus on the most conservative solutions in dealing with the missed interdental papilla and based on the literature found as a result of the search process, a limited number of them were reached, and unfortunately, they were low evidence only limited to case reports [