Gum Contouring (Gingivectomy) Service

Cases That Require Gum Surgery

1. Gummy Smile:

   • Excess gum tissue makes the teeth appear short, negatively affecting aesthetics.

2. Severe Gum Inflammation or Gum Overgrowth:

   • Swollen, thickened gums that interfere with proper oral hygiene.

3. Preparation for Dental Restoration:

   • Gum contouring exposes more natural tooth structure, creating favorable conditions for crowns, porcelain veneers, or dental implants.

4. Aesthetic Gum Contouring:

   • Adjusting the gum line to create better harmony between the teeth and gums.

Advantages of Gum Surgery

• Improved aesthetics:

  • Creates a more attractive, natural, and balanced smile.

• Better oral hygiene support:

  • Removes excess gum tissue, reducing plaque and bacterial buildup.

• Painless and safe:

  • Performed using modern technology, ensuring a quick procedure with minimal discomfort.

• Fast recovery time:

  • With advanced techniques, healing typically occurs within 1–2 weeks.

Gum Surgery Procedure

1. Examination and X-ray imaging:

   • Assess gum conditions and develop an appropriate treatment plan.

2. Local anesthesia:

   • Ensures the patient feels no pain during the procedure.

3. Gum removal or contouring:

   • Surgical instruments or dental lasers are used to remove excess gum tissue or reshape the gum line.

4. Suturing and bleeding control:

   • If necessary, the dentist sutures the area using specialized dental sutures.

5. Post-operative care instructions:

   • Detailed guidance is provided to ensure proper gum care during recovery.

Post-Surgery Care

• Avoid hard, hot, or spicy foods during the first few days.

• Gently clean the gum area using saline solution.

• Take pain relievers and anti-inflammatory medications as prescribed.

• Attend follow-up appointments as scheduled to monitor healing.

Gum surgery not only enhances aesthetics but also improves overall oral health. Choose a reputable dental clinic with experienced dentists to ensure optimal results and absolute safety.