When you smile, do you feel like your gums are exposed too much? Do you feel that your upper teeth look too short compared to the exposed gums? If your answer is yes, you may have a gummy smile problem...

Periodontal disease (severe gingivitis) is a disease of the tissues surrounding the teeth such as gums, alveolar bone, ligaments. When this organization is inflamed, it will cause symptoms of bleeding gums, red swollen gums, bad breath, receding gums, loose teeth, gradually spread out...

If periodontal disease is not treated for a long time, it will lead to the formation of periodontal pockets. A periodontal pocket is a hollow pocket that occurs between the tooth and the gum line. Over time, plaque accumulates and thickens in the gum gap, making the periodontal pocket bigger and bigger.

As a result, the gums gradually slip away from the roots, and the surrounding tooth structure is deeply damaged. In such circumstances, surgical curettage of the periodontal pocket is necessary to prevent the above consequences from occurring...