Purpose: To improve the appearance of your smile by reshaping the gum line for better balance and symmetry.

• Creates a more even and symmetrical gum line
• Reduces the appearance of a “gummy smile”
• Improves gum symmetry and overall smile proportions
• Often included as part of a complete smile makeover

Purpose: To expose enough healthy tooth structure so dental restorations can be placed securely and last long-term.

• Provides access to tooth structure for crowns, fillings, or bridges
• Ensures restorations fit properly and securely
• Helps maintain healthy gum and bone levels around the tooth
• Reduces risk of future decay or infection under restorations
• Improves long-term success of dental treatment

• Mild swelling and tenderness are expected for a few days after treatment
• Most patients return to normal daily activities within 24 to 48 hours
• Healing time varies depending on the extent of the procedure
• Complete healing may take several months, particularly if bone was adjusted
• Final restorative work, such as crowns, is placed after sufficient healing has occurred

• Gently brush your teeth, avoiding direct pressure on the treated area
• Use any prescribed or recommended rinses as directed by our team
• Stick to soft foods such as soups, yogurt, and mashed foods initially
• Avoid hard, crunchy, or sticky foods that may disturb healing tissue
• Avoid smoking, as it can significantly delay gum healing
• Take prescribed or over-the-counter pain relief as recommended if needed