A gingival smile is characterized by the fact that the gums are exposed by more than three millimetres. In some cases, almost the entire gum can be visible; the teeth appear small and lose their aesthetic appeal. The cause can be either an upper lip that is too short, which simply cannot cover the gum when a person smiles or gum that is too large, covering the teeth more than it should.
What Causes the Problem?
There are several reasons for the issue, one of which is the genetic predisposition, and others include:
Active mobility of the upper lip
Crowding of the front teeth, their protrusion or severe curvature
Abnormally small maxillary incisors
Malocclusion, formed in childhood
Deviations in the development of the maxillofacial apparatus in infancy
Short or thin upper lip
Malocclusion, formed in childhood
Benefits
The treatment has the following advantages:
Non-invasive: The treatment is minimally invasive and no surgery is required to fix the problem. Painless: Since the procedures are minimally invasive, there is no pain or bleeding. Quick recovery: The duration of the treatment is short and recovery will also be faster. Gain confidence: Getting the shape and size of the gums you want will allow you to smile confidently. Immediate Results: Treatment results are instantly visible.
Gum Bleeding Treatment
Along with tooth decay, bleeding gums are also one of the most common oral diseases. It is observed with inflammation of the mammary glands, as well as those suffering from gingivitis and periodontitis. The more serious the problem, the more noticeable the bleeding from the gums. So, with a slight inflammation, the disease can manifest itself only when brushing your teeth.
Symptoms
The disease manifests itself in several symptoms:
Painful sensations
Bad breath, even after oral hygiene
Seeing blood in gums
Swelling and redness of the gums
In severe cases, the patient may even have a fever and loosen the teeth.
Why is it Dangerous?
If you ignore it, the problem will not go away by itself. Starting with blood, the disease gradually progresses without treatment, leading to exposure of the roots of the teeth, displacement of the teeth, and the appearance of mobility. The outcome of this situation is the loss of teeth.
Treatment is complex and lengthy. Therefore, it is much cheaper and more convenient to stop its development in a timely manner and prevent negative consequences.
