Stillman’s Cleft: An In-Depth Overview
Stillman’s cleft is a distinctive periodontal condition characterized by a localized, narrow, and often V-shaped recession or notching of the gingival margin. First described by Stillman in 1921, this lesion typically manifests as a localized loss of the interdental gingival papilla with a characteristic cleft or slit-like appearance extending apically. Though it may appear similar … Read more