Exposed tooth roots are the result of gum recession. You can enhance your smile by covering one or more of these roots that make your teeth appear too long by cosmetic "gum" plastic surgery.

When gum recession is a problem gum reconstruction using grafting techniques is an important option. Gum grafts are one of the most delicate procedures performed in dentistry today.

Before & After Cosmetic Gum Plastic Surgery The gum graft procedure is highly predictable, and results in a stable, healthy band of attached tissue. This added tissue reseals and protects the tooth and underlying bone.

In comparison to other forms of periodontal treatment, gingival grafts produce the following results:

• Improvement of aesthetics
• Prevention of decay
• Prevention of erosion
• Restoration of original gum contours
• Prevention of further recession
• Smoother results
• Reduction of sensitivity

This procedure is usually performed by our dental specialist in the field of gum tissue, known as a periodontist.

The process starts with a discovery consultation where we discuss your needs and requirements. We can also carry out a FREE Computerised Photographic Assessment to help you understand the possibilities.

We are at this stage able to assist you with potential options available to you. Depending on your requirements we can customize and tailor-make individual treatments plans to suit your needs and budgets. You can opt for simple whitening procedures with minor adjustments to your teeth or more complex involved treatments to produce beautiful new smiles. The choice is yours ? we will help to answer any of your questions.

Please call our Studios for a *FREE Initial Consultation on 01992 552115
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There is no obligation to continue treatment but you will have a great opportunity to understand more about your mouth and the possibilities dentistry has to offer you today.

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*Any FREE initial consultation will be with our dentist and/or our Treatment Coordinators. The suitability of options discussed will ultimately be dependent upon your clinical assessment with a dentist at the practice.