Issues like stress, aggressive brushing, and more may be responsible for gum line recession. With that said, the problem is often tied to concerns about periodontal disease. Even if you do not have a problem with gum disease as the problem starts to occur, it can make you more susceptible to an infection. If the matter is not addressed, it can create several frustrating issues. Your smile may appear less uniform and less attractive, and portions of teeth that are more sensitive can become exposed.
Because we offer pinhole gum grafting, we can perform work to move your gum line that feels less invasive while still delivering exciting results. There is no need for suturing when the Pinhole Surgical Technique is used to restore your gums, and there is less bleeding during the work. In addition to making the healing process easier in general, this process makes you less vulnerable to infection after care. It can make you more confident in your restored appearance!
When trimming away damaged portions of a patient’s gums, we use soft tissue lasers. This can sometimes be necessary during a gum grafting procedure to ensure that new tissues attach successfully to teeth. Lasers provide greater accuracy, shorter healing periods, and less discomfort than when manual tools are used on periodontal tissues. Because of this, we can go even further in providing you a better experience with gum grafting!
At our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice, Dr. Kania is proud to provide services that improve recovery times and provide better overall experiences. If you need to have work done to restore your gum line, our approach can provide you with your desired improvements while minimizing your discomfort and recovery period. To find out more about how Dr. Kania can help you restore your gum line, call our Encinitas/San Diego, CA periodontal practice at (760) 642-0711.
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