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Park JB - The root coverage obtained with both the first and second connective tissue grafts from the same donor area using the single-incision technique at a 6-week interval showed predictable results, with reduction of dentin hypersensitivity without probing defect or significant complication. This approach may be an option when multiple connective tissue grafts are needed. The presented results need to be validated in further large case series or case-controlled studies.

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