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Crown Lengthening for Prosthetic Reasons (Anterior Region canine–canine)
A surgical procedure that exposes more tooth structure in the front region to support aesthetic prosthetic restorations.
What's included
- Aesthetic and periodontal evaluation
- Smile line analysis
- Surgical planning
- Local anesthesia
- Flap elevation if required
- Gingival tissue reshaping
- Possible minor bone recontouring
- Establishment of biological width
- Gingival contour harmonization
- Tissue repositioning
- Suturing
- Post-operative follow-up & Preparation for prosthetic restoration
Frequently asked questions
Why is this done in the anterior region?
Because front teeth are essential for smile aesthetics and function.
Does it change gum appearance?
Yes, it aims to create a more symmetrical and aesthetic gum line.
Is the procedure painful?
No, it is performed under local anesthesia. Mild post-operative discomfort may occur.
When can the final crown or veneer be placed?
After healing, typically a few weeks to a few months.
Does it affect neighboring teeth?
Not directly, but planning is done to ensure overall aesthetic harmony.