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Gummy Smiled Explained | Gingival Hyperplasia

Let's talk about WHY some people have gingival overgrowth (where their gums cover their teeth) and HOW to fix it. A gingivectomy is a minimally-invasive to moderate type of oral surgery where dentists or an oral surgeon removes some of the gum tissue from your smile. By removing the gingiva, the procedure manages tissue overgrowth and helps teeth to look healthier. Most people don’t get gingivectomies until they’re an adult. If you’ve taken medications (such as certain types of blood pressure pills) or experienced hormonal changes (like pregnancy gingivitis) where your gums suddenly grow larger and look unnatural, a gingivectomy is the best way to get your smile looking like it’s supposed to. Or they talk to their dentist about getting one because they have a gummy smile that makes their teeth look short. Instead of opting for a more expensive cosmetic treatment, getting a gingivectomy is the more cost-effective and less invasive solution. You usually see dramatic results on the same day, as long as it’s performed with a laser. Learn about gummy smile treatment: https://teethtalkgirl.com/videos/ging... 🦷 Free Oral Health Routine Guide: https://bit.ly/free-oral-hygiene-rout... ▶ Gingivitis vs Periodontitis:    • Do You Have Gingivitis or Periodontitis? |...   ▶ Bleeding Gums:    • Bleeding Gums Are NOT Normal! What You Nee...   ▶ Medications & Teeth:    • Are Your Medications DESTROYING Your Mouth?   ▶ Pregnancy & Teeth:    • Part of Pregnancy They Don't Tell You Abou...   ▶ WANT EVEN MORE TEETH TALK? ∙VISIT MY WEBSITE: https://teethtalkgirl.com ∙SHOP Happy Teeth! https://givehappyteeth.com/ ▶ HELP KEEP THIS CONTENT FREE -   / teethtalkgirl   AND FOLLOW MY SOCIAL MEDIA :) ▶ INSTAGRAM:   / teethtalkgirl   @TeethTalkGirl ▶ FACEBOOK:   / teethtalkgirl   @TeethTalkGirl ▶ TWITTER:   / teethtalkgirl   @TeethTalkGirl ▶ BACKGROUND MUSIC: artlist.io **This video does not provide medical advice and is intended for informational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your dentist or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or dental condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard or seen on social media.** ✌ P E A C E ♥ L O V E ☺ T E E T H ☺