BACKGROUND: Multirooted teeth offer unique and challenging problems due to the furcation area, creates situations in which routine periodontal procedures are somewhat limited and special procedures are generally required. CASE DETAIL: The present case was showing the management of grade II furcation defect by platelet rich fibrin (PRF) and beta-Tricalcium phosphate with coronally advanced flap. CONCLUSION: Platelet rich fibrin and beta-Tricalcium phosphate with coronally advanced flap have been shown to be a promising and successful approach for the treatment of furcation defect. Its gaining clinical attachment significantly manages both the gingival recession and furcation involvement simultaneously.
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