Gum Surgery

Advanced surgical solutions to treat gum disease and restore gum health effectively

Gum Surgery for Healthy Gums

Gum surgery is performed to treat severe gum disease and repair damaged tissues. It helps restore gum health, support teeth, and improve overall oral function.

Gingival Flap Surgery

Gingival flap surgery is performed to treat moderate to severe gum disease by reducing periodontal pockets. The gums are gently lifted to allow deep cleaning of plaque, tartar, and infected tissues. This procedure helps restore gum health and prevent further damage to supporting structures.
Gum Depigmentation

Gingivectomy

Gingivectomy involves removing excess or overgrown gum tissue around the teeth. This improves oral hygiene by making teeth easier to clean and enhances smile appearance. It is often recommended for both functional and aesthetic benefits.

Gingivoplasty

Gingivoplasty reshapes healthy gum tissue to create a more balanced and attractive smile. It is ideal for correcting uneven gum lines or gummy smiles. This procedure enhances the overall appearance of teeth and improves aesthetics.

Gum Depigmentation

Gum depigmentation is a cosmetic procedure used to remove dark pigmentation from the gums. It can be performed using advanced surgical or laser techniques for effective results. The treatment restores a healthy, natural pink appearance with minimal discomfort.

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FAQs

Common Questions & Answers

1. What is gum surgery?

Gum surgery is a treatment used to repair and restore gum health affected by disease or aesthetic concerns.

2. Is gum surgery painful?

The procedure is done under anesthesia, ensuring minimal discomfort during treatment.

3. How long does recovery take?

Recovery usually takes a few days to a couple of weeks depending on the procedure.

4. Can gum surgery improve my smile?

Yes, procedures like gingivoplasty and depigmentation enhance smile aesthetics.

5. Is gum depigmentation permanent?

Results are long-lasting, though slight pigmentation may return over time in some cases.