Teeth are often covered by too much gum tissue, so crown lengthening surgery is an optimal solution to lengthen the crown. So what exactly is this method?
Crown lengthening surgery is a procedure in which the surgeon removes part of the gum tissue, bone, or removes both gum tissue and bone to reveal longer teeth. This condition is common in patients with gingivitis, most commonly due to the following reasons:
After surgery, more exposed gums and roots will give you a confident smile in communication.
Crown lengthening surgery is performed when the teeth have the following conditions:
Surgery is performed using one of two techniques:
Surgical technique with Piezo: the tip that affects the tooth root is delicately designed, avoiding damage to the root surface.
Traditional technique: use a drill to drill the bone and shape the cavity from which to adjust the tooth root accordingly.
When surgery to lengthen the crown, not everyone encounters unwanted conditions. However, we need to know the potential risks in advance to be able to make the most accurate decision! Possible risks include:
You need to be re-examined when experiencing the following conditions:
Above is some information about crown lengthening surgical methods. If you have any questions, please contact Rang Ngoi Dental Clinic for the best advice!
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