Gum Grafting Before and Afters


Patient:
Mellisa

Melissa had been dealing with sensitivity on her upper left bicuspid for years. When she came to us for evaluation, we diagnosed her with root exposure due to gingival recession. In under one hour of treatment time, the exposed root was covered with a connective tissue grafting procedure. The results in these cases are almost instantaneous. 

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Patient:
John

Gum Disease from tartar build up can result in a receding gum line. After having their teeth deep cleaned, John had a connective tissue graft to cover the exposed roots and provide him with tissue to protect the roots and prevent root decay.


Patient:
Emily

High frenum (a fiber that runs from the lip to the gums)

High frenum insertions can result in gum recession. The lip pulls at the gum line hundreds of times a day, every time you speak, smile, or eat. This can cause irritation of the gum line and gum loss with root exposure. Emily underwent a frenectomy to eliminate the fiber pull, followed by a connective tissue graft. This procedure allows for improved access for hygiene, healthier tissue, and attachment. 

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Patient:
Luis

Luis had increased sensitivity for years due to his gum recession. He was using a hard-bristled toothbrush and brushing his teeth horizontally, not realizing he was causing more harm than good. A connective tissue graft procedure was performed, and we educated Luis on the importance of using a soft-bristle brush at a 45-degree angle with only circular motions. Once the grafting was completed, his sensitivity subsided.

 


Patient:
Greg

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