Cosmetic Periodontal Surgery

Reshape your gums, cover exposed roots, and create a balanced, beautiful smile.

What is cosmetic periodontal surgery?

Cosmetic periodontal surgery is a conventional way to improve the appearance of your smile while protecting sensitive and exposed root surfaces. If you are unhappy with short, unsightly teeth or visible gum recession, this can be greatly improved by a combination of periodontal procedures by our specialists and cosmetic dentistry by your general dentist.

These procedures are designed to cover unsightly, sensitive, or exposed roots and prevent future gum recession. Although your teeth may appear short, they may actually be the proper length but covered with too much gum tissue. Tooth loss can also cause the jawbone to recede, leading to unnatural indentations and an aged appearance.

At Sigma Dental Specialists, Dr. Khalilkhani, Dr. Daghighi, Dr. Farhadian, and our team perform crown lengthening, gum grafting, and bone grafting to restore natural contours. Crown lengthening reshapes excess gum and bone to expose more tooth, while grafting preserves the ridge, minimizes collapse, and creates a more aesthetic result for implants or bridges.

Signs you may need treatment

Short Or Gummy Smile

Exposed Sensitive Roots

Receding Gums

Bone Loss After Tooth Loss

What to expect

1

Diagnose

We evaluate your gum line, bone levels, and smile aesthetics with photos and 3D scans to plan your result.

2

Treat

We perform crown lengthening, gum grafting, or bone grafting to reshape tissue and restore natural contours.

3

Restore

Your dentist completes your beautiful smile with veneers, crowns, or implants for a balanced, natural look.

Common questions

What does cosmetic periodontal surgery fix?
It fixes a gummy smile, short-looking teeth, exposed roots, and jaw indentations after tooth loss for a more natural appearance.
We reshape excess gum and bone tissue to expose more of your natural tooth. It can be done on one or many teeth to even your gum line.
After tooth loss, bone grafting preserves the socket and prevents gum and bone collapse, so replacement teeth don’t look too long.
With local anesthesia, you feel no pain. Mild soreness for a few days is normal and easily managed. It also covers sensitive roots.
Yes. For best results, our periodontal plastic surgery is combined with cosmetic dentistry by your dentist. We work as a team.