Will the colour of my teeth match after a gum lift (gingivectomy)?

Yes, you can do this. However, you should give yourself a chance to see how you like your new teeth before going right under the knife. Take a breather from dental work and see what you would like to change first. You may decide to do nothing. Also, you won't be able to take too much gums away...

Not sure what you mean exactly without a pic but assuming you have NOT recently had a survey,  this could be a sign of a genetic anomaly to a serious disease condition. See a periodontist to assess. 

There are two procedures necessary to decrease the amount of gum tissue that shows when you smile.  1.  Slight laser gum recontouring to give your teeth the perfect height/width ratio.  This is an easy procedure with little to no postoperative discomfort.  2.  A lip...

Dr. Tehrani response answered this question very well. The osseous surgery is intended to prevent progression of periodontal disease and should help you to maintain your teeth better long term. Tooth sensitivity is sometimes a side effect after osseous surgery. It can usually be corrected by...

Thanks for your question. The surgeon you spoke with was likely referring to a technique that's sometimes called "lip lowering" and is often the preferred option for treating gummy smile. During the procedure, the surgeon makes a small incision along the tissue where the upper lip meets the gum....

It is difficult to tell from your photos without xrays or a clinical exam, but it appears the cause of your gummy smile is skeletal- meaning it has to do with the development of your jaw. Gum contouring on your right side can help the esthetics, but it will not fully fix the problem. Speak with...