A gummy smile, characterized by excessive gum exposure when you smile, can affect your self-confidence and the overall aesthetics of your smile. Team Reconface specializes in providing gummy smile correction procedures to help you achieve a more balanced and beautiful smile.
A gummy smile can result from various factors, including:
Excessive Gum Tissue: An overgrowth of gum tissue can lead to excessive gum exposure when you smile.
Short Upper Lip: A shorter upper lip can reveal more of your gums when you smile.
Hyperactive Lip Muscles: Overactive lip muscles can cause the upper lip to rise higher, exposing more gum tissue.
At Team Reconface, we offer a range of gummy smile correction options to address the specific causes of your gummy smile, including:
Laser Gum Contouring: Laser technology is used to reshape and contour excess gum tissue, creating a more balanced smile.
Orthodontic Treatment: In some cases, orthodontic treatment may be recommended to reposition the teeth and improve the smile’s balance.
Lip Repositioning Surgery: This surgical procedure adjusts the positioning of the upper lip to reduce gum exposure and enhance smile aesthetics.
Expertise: Our experienced team of oral and maxillofacial surgeons, periodontists, and orthodontists specializes in gummy smile correction procedures.
Customized Treatment Plans: We tailor our treatment plans to address the specific causes of your gummy smile and your aesthetic goals.
State-of-the-Art Techniques: We utilize advanced techniques and technology to provide precise and effective gummy smile correction.
A gummy smile is a condition where an excessive amount of gum tissue is visible when a person smiles, often affecting the aesthetics of the smile.
A gummy smile can be caused by several factors, including excess gum tissue, a shorter upper lip, or hyperactive lip muscles.
You may have a gummy smile if a significant portion of your gums is visible when you smile. A cosmetic dentist or oral surgeon can provide a professional assessment.
Depending on the cause and severity of the gummy smile, non-surgical options like laser gum contouring or orthodontic treatment may be effective.
Pain during and after gummy smile correction is generally minimal and manageable with prescribed medications. Your healthcare provider will discuss pain management during your consultation and postoperative care.
Recovery times can vary depending on the specific procedure. Laser gum contouring often has a shorter recovery period compared to other surgical options. Your provider will provide guidance on postoperative care.
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Special Interest in: Oral Cancer, Orthognathic Surgery & Facial Deformity Correction
Special Interest In: Facial Reconstruction, Oral Cancer, Facial Trauma & Orthognathic Surgery
Special Interest In: Facial Reconstruction, Oral Cancer, Facial Trauma & Orthognathic Surgery