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Mucogingival Surgery (1 tooth)
A procedure that restores and improves gum tissue around one tooth for periodontal health and aesthetics.
What's included
- Periodontal assessment of the tooth
- Surgical planning
- Local anesthesia
- Preparation of the surgical site
- Advanced soft tissue techniques
- Gingival tissue repositioning or grafting
- Root coverage (when possible)
- Tissue stabilization
- Suturing
- Post-operative follow-up
- Oral hygiene instructions
Frequently asked questions
When is mucogingival surgery needed?
When there is gum recession, root sensitivity, or insufficient healthy gingival tissue.
Is the procedure painful?
No, it is performed under local anesthesia. Mild discomfort may occur afterward.
Will the gums fully recover?
In many cases, root coverage and tissue stability improve, depending on the initial condition.
How long is healing?
Usually 1–2 weeks for initial healing and several weeks for stabilization.
Does it improve aesthetics?
Yes, it often significantly improves gum appearance and smile aesthetics.