How Will my Gums Respond to a Smile Makeover?
asked 11 months ago by anon
Latest answer by Sheldon Seidman, DDS
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Tags: gums, inflammation, problem
What possible side effects on my gums should I be aware of as I consider a smile makeover as a good medical option for me?
3 answers to How Will my Gums Respond to a Smile Makeover?
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Healthy tissue response can indicate a quality smile makeover
I am assuming by "Smile Makeover", you mean porcelain veneers. If there is no need to even tissue heights by moving the tissue up slightly on certain teeth, then the veneer ends just above the tissue. This means no irritation to the tissue when cleaned and maintained normally. If tissue does need to be brought up on some teeth, then those areas will require a little time to mature (heal). In either case, when done correctly and maintained properly, there is terrific, healthy,...
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Sheldon Seidman, DDS
Chicago Cosmetic Dentist
Chicago Cosmetic Dentist
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Gums respond well to Smile Makeover
When a Smile Makeover is done properly your gums should response well with no side effects. Many times the conditions of the gums will actually improve due to new porcelain restorations that no longer irritate the gums compared to the existing restorations that might be ill fitting.
On certain situations gum recession or inflammation could occur if a new porcelain restoration is extended too close to the bone that is under the gums. This can be eliminated if the...
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Dan Haas, DDS
Toronto Cosmetic Dentist
Toronto Cosmetic Dentist
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Side effects from smile makeover
If your teeth are properly prepared by your dentists and quality lab is used and bonded correcly on your teeth your gums should not have any side effects from a smile makeover. A big if but nonetheless you should not have any problems
Leonard Tau, DMD
Philadelphia Cosmetic Dentist
Philadelphia Cosmetic Dentist
