Gingivectomy / Gingivoplasty
The physicians will attempt to treat casualties at the scene and will only transport them to hospital if it is deemed necessary. If patients are transported to hospital, they are more likely to go straight to a ward rather than to an emergency department. Countries that use this model include Austria, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Spain, Brazil and Chile.
While a gingivectomy removes gum tissue that is unhealthy or diseased, a gingivoplasty contours gum tissue and is usually performed for aesthetic reasons. At Miracle Dental, our expert team can determine your specific needs for gingivectomy or gingivoplasty and create a customized treatment plan for you.
Gingivectomy vs Gingivoplasty
The two processes differ a little. A gingivectomy is a procedure used to remove infected gum tissue that is around a gum pocket. Usually, a Gingivoplasty operation is done to remodel gum tissues that are otherwise healthy and it is also performed to restructure gum tissue, typically for cosmetic purposes. But it’s uncommon to carry out one without the other. However, a receding gums gingivoplasty is the ultimate method to treat severe gum problems.
Dentists perform Gingivectomy and Gingivoplasty surgeries using a low-frequency laser or surgical scalpel. During both procedures, a local anesthetic is used to keep patients at ease. The affected region is cleansed with antibacterial rinses after the diseased tissue has been cut away and stitched back into place in and around the teeth.
After the treatment is finished, the teeth, gums, and surgical dressing are put. During the course of the next week, while the gums continue to heal, this dressing is retained in place. Most likely, your doctor would advise you to use an antimicrobial mouthwash to aid in the healing process.
Gingivoplasty before and after-
Before Gingivoplasty
People may have uneven gums, infected gum, a gummy smile, or some other gum-related issues.
- Gummy smile
- Hidden teeth
- Gum disease
- Excessive gum growth
- Severe gum disease
A receding gums Gingivoplasty surgery is quite effective to interesting serious gum ailments.
After Gingivoplasty
After effects of the surgery are quite in favor of people who suffer from gum problems.
- Gingivoplasty eliminates a gummy smile and gives perfectly visible gums.
- It removes overgrown gums giving perfect healthy gums.
Initially, patients have to be careful after the procedure but it is the best method to fix gum problems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, gingivoplasty is permanent. Gingivoplasty to treat a gummy grin is a one-and-done procedure as gum tissues don’t grow back. You won’t need to be concerned about gum tissue coming back once we have taken it out of a gummy grin.
The outcomes are long-term and the gum tissue won’t regenerate since we also need to shape the bone beneath your gums. You should, however, continue to practice excellent dental hygiene to keep your mouth healthy.
The surgical remodeling of the gum line surrounding the teeth is known as gingivoplasty. Frequently, it is done only to improve the appearance of gums. They might not have been created naturally or have an odd shape. A person’s genes, a sickness, or trauma may be the reasons.
You could think about eating eggs, custard, yogurt, spaghetti, steamed veggies, casseroles, and prepared cereals in the days immediately after surgery. Avoid meals and beverages that are very hot, cold, acidic, spicy, or sour.