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Before committing to gum surgery I'd suggest you explore the option of using Botox to cosmetically drop your lip line. Many dentists are well trained in this area and it's a much less invasive treatment for a gummy smile. Good luck!!
Yes, crown lengthening will make your teeth appear longer than they are currently. If you have a high smile line, or a very mobile upper lip that raises higher, showing your gums - crown lengthening will not resolve that problem. In order to fix that, you may have to consider a surgery to have your upper jaw (maxilla) adjusted to hide some of the gums. If you are a candidate, you could also consider botox injections to minimize the movement of your upper lip so that you dont show as much of your gums when you smile. Botox is only a temporary fix, and you would need to do injections frequently (3-4 months) to maintain the effectiveness of it.
Lasers are usually utilized to prevent problems seen with surgery (scalpel) or electosurgery. It can be extremely successful in growing back lost bone and limiting infection and pain.The periodontal problems from the crowns were the reason laser therapy was needed and probably the reason for ...
I am sorry to hear about this. The probable cause is one of a few things.1. A very short tooth leaving little tooth for the crown to hang on to.2. Potential grinding.3. Improper fit of temporary crown.4. Poor cement.It is important to keep a temporary on that tooth for so your permanent cr...
Your smile is not even, and you will need to change the crowns, and abutments, provably is good time for you to have a more nice and even smile, with veneers not he side teeth, and crowns over those implants,the effect of crowns sunk, will be corrected.
If your doctor, did not make a crown that has chimney so the final crown is screw retained to the implant, this is one of the must common errors of doctors, all crowns must be able to be torched if they get loose, if your doctor did not give you the option to decide, its his fault, and now you...
I would not be worried about this. As long as the tissues do not bleed and there is no pain, then your crown and tissues should be fine. If you are overly concerned have your restorative dentist evaluate it for you.
From your photo, it looks like that your left front tooth is sticking out and your mid line is off.I would advise you to check your bite and occlusion, specially to see if you have a balanced bite, and after see a orthodontist for consult.We need much more information to go to the details of...
