Gummy Smile
ccording to research, your smile is often the first place people look when you meet. With a mismatched smile, your eyes immediately focus on someone's teeth. With a harmonious smile, your brain registers that person has a pleasant smile and directs its attention to their eyes. Nothing expresses personality, energy and confidence like a healthy and bright smile.
If you answer yes to one or more of the questions below, you also need gingival aesthetics.
Do you avoid smiling when your photo is taken?
Is there anything in your smile that bothers you?
Do your gums look too much to bother you when you smile?
Do you think that the treatments applied to your teeth are not compatible?
Do you want your teeth to be whiter?
Do you have irregularities in your teeth?
Is there a gap between your teeth?
Even the most beautiful teeth cannot look attractive unless they are framed by healthy gums. Non-aesthetic gums can be corrected with minor operations and treatments on the gums.
Unhealthy gums: Due to periodontal diseases, the gums appear red, swollen and shiny. It should be treated before aesthetic dentistry.
Gingival recession: As a result of gingival recession, some teeth may appear too long, revealing root surfaces. In this case, the gums can be treated by covering these spaces with soft tissue grafts.
Irregular gingival margins: In some teeth, the gingiva at the top of the tooth may be too high or too low. Before aesthetic procedures, the gingival structure should be idealized.
Stains on the gums: Black and brown spots on the gums are related to the pigments in the body and do not harm health. However, it is possible to surgically clean unaesthetic spots.
This procedure, performed by dermatologists, can be applied in these areas of the mouth. The skin in the mouth also consists of layers. These layers are thinned and gradually peeled off by laser; The upper stained skin can be removed for a more aesthetic appearance.
High or low lip lines can cause aesthetic problems. The doctor designs the smile by performing all lip analyzes before the treatment. The support of the teeth to the lip and the position of the incisors are one of the most important factors in creating a smile. The lip-tooth relationship is very important in the smiling position. Having the lip edges up or down can completely change the expression.
In addition to dental and intraoral applications, in some cases, we may need support from dermatology or plastic surgery for the integration of the aesthetic image to the face.
If the teeth do not appear too much or do not look aesthetically pleasing during the smile, a healthy smile can be obtained with crown lengthening treatment. During the procedure, the anterior teeth are extended with the help of filling materials in accordance with the smile design.