Procedures that regenerate lost bone and tissue supporting your teeth can reverse some of the damage caused by periodontal disease.
Your periodontist may recommend a regenerative procedure when the bone supporting your teeth has been destroyed due to periodontal disease. These procedures can reverse some of the damage by regenerating lost bone and tissue.
Procedures that regenerate lost bone and tissue supporting your teeth can reverse some of the damage caused by periodontal disease.
Your periodontist may recommend a regenerative procedure when the bone supporting your teeth has been destroyed due to periodontal disease. These procedures can reverse some of the damage by regenerating lost bone and tissue.
You may have asked your periodontist about procedures to improve a “gummy” smile because your teeth appear short. Your teeth may actually be the proper lengths, but they’re covered with too much gum tissue. To correct this, your periodontist performs a dental crown lengthening procedure.(before and after photo)
When the patient is ready for orthodontic treatment with fixed appliances but access to the clinical crown precludes optimal bracket position placement, a gingivoplasty procedure can be used to establish a more favorable crown-to-crestal height relationship by removal of excess gingiva.
can contribute to both smile aesthetics and stability of treatment outcomes . Gingivoplasty influences the turnover and adaptation of both supracrestal and compressed gingival tissues, thereby reducing orthodontic treatment outcome instability
The innovative combination of selective alveolar periodontal decortication surgery and augmentation grafting with orthodontic treatment results in an acceleration of orthodontic treatment, enhanced stability of orthodontic results, and long-term improvement of the periodontium.