In the recipient areas, oblique incisions (from the ECJ to the gingival margin of the adjacent tooth) and intrasulcal incisions in the gingival recess defects will be performed with the objective of designing surgical papillae and anatomical papillae for the subsequent displacement of the flap to coronal (Zucchelli & DeSanctis, 2000). The incisions will be performed with a 15C scalpel blade and will extend to the adjacent teeth with gingival recessions. In the region of the interdental papilla, the deepithelialization will be performed with a scalpel blade. The flap will be of total thickness up to the height of the mucogingival junction to preserve greater thickness of flap that will be displaced on the bare root surface. In the most apical portion, the flap will be of partial thickness, eliminating muscular tensions and allowing greater mobility for subsequent accommodation of the flap by the same 2.5mm coronally to ECJ (Richardson et al, 2015). The root surfaces exposed to the buccal medium will be scraped with the aid of periodontal curettes.