I had a gum graft 4 days ago and accidentially pushed it sideways alittle i think while washing my face i didnt think i was usuing much pressure but i can taste alittle blood in my mouth.. im scared its moved and ive now caused it to provably fail. I know not to look at it so i havent but did notice black tissue at the top.. is this normal? Could i have moved it that much to fail after 4 days? I was wiping my makup off and it would have hit the very edge of one side pushing it to the other .
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There are several surgeries that can be preformed. The first is a maxillary impaction that actually moves your entire jaw upward to eliminate the Gummy smile. It is a major surgical procedure and I do not reccomend it based on the fact you are overall happy with your smile.The second...
The Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique (PST), invented and patented by John Chao, DDS, MADG, is a scalpel-free, suture-free procedure for correcting gum recession. Through a small hole made by a needle, Dr. Chao uses specially designed instruments to gently loosen the gum tissue and glide it over ...