Question 231 · LDEK · Other
A surgical incision of Beauvis type is a cutting performed on the mucous membrane of the alveolar process which:
- A. runs along the margin of the gums with two vertical cuts in the direction of the ceiling of the vestibule.
- B. lies within few millimeters of the gingival margin and has two vertical cuts in the direction of the ceiling of the vestibule.
- C. consists of vertical incision and horizontal incision parallel to the gingival margin.
- D. follows along the long axis of the tooth coming to the edge of the gums.
- E. has the basis in the vault of the vestibule and reaches the edge of the gums.
Hint
Picture an incision with no horizontal component at all, following the projection of a single root.
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