Posted in Gingivitis
Gum recession can expose the roots of your teeth, increase sensitivity, and make your gumline look uneven. When lost tissue will not grow back on its own, gum graft surgery can rebuild and protect the affected area. Connective tissue grafts and free gingival grafts are two common types of gum grafting procedures. While both procedures […]
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Posted in Gum Graft Surgery
The thought of recovery can make some patients hesitate to schedule their gum graft surgery. You may worry about discomfort, eating restrictions, time away from work, or accidentally disturbing the graft while it heals. Fortunately, a successful gum graft recovery is usually manageable when you follow your postoperative instructions carefully. Most patients return to many […]
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Posted in Gum Graft Surgery
When your gums start receding from your teeth, your smile may look different, your teeth may feel sensitive, and you may worry about whether the damage can be repaired. Gum graft surgery is a periodontal treatment that can help revitalize damaged or lost gum tissue, address exposed tooth roots, and prevent further gum recession. Gum […]
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Posted in Gum Graft Surgery
Many patients feel nervous about gum grafting due to a fear of pain. Your gums are sensitive, so the idea of invasive gum surgery can feel intimidating before you know what to expect. So, is a gum graft painful? Since gum graft surgery is typically performed with local anesthesia, you should not feel pain during […]
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Posted in Pocket Reduction Surgery
If you’re struggling with excess oral bacteria and damaged gums, pocket reduction surgery can be an effective treatment for addressing tartar and minimizing the deep pockets bacteria leaves in your mouth. However, you may be wondering what recovery will feel like, how long it will take to heal, and what you can do to protect […]
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