Gummy Smile Correction Surgery in Jaipur
What is Gummy Smile Correction?
Types of Gummy Smile Correction Treatments
Laser Gum Contouring
Excess gum tissue is reshaped using advanced laser technology to expose more of the natural teeth.
Lip Repositioning Surgery
A minor surgical procedure that lowers the upper lip position to reduce gum visibility.
Botox Treatment
Botulinum toxin injections help relax hyperactive upper lip muscles, reducing gum exposure when smiling. This is a non-surgical and temporary solution.
Orthognathic Surgery
In severe jaw-related cases, corrective jaw surgery may be recommended for long-term correction.
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Why Choose Gummy Smile Correction?
- Experienced cosmetic and dental specialists
- Advanced laser and surgical techniques
- Customized smile design planning
- Safe and hygienic clinical environment
- Personalized aftercare support
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A well-balanced smile can significantly improve facial aesthetics and self-confidence. Depending on the underlying cause, treatment may include laser gum contouring, lip repositioning surgery, Botox therapy, or, in selected cases, Orthognathic Surgery for long-term correction. Using advanced techniques and a personalized treatment approach, Dr. Nitesh Lamoria helps patients achieve a confident, natural-looking smile while preserving facial harmony.
Frequently Asked Questions – Gummy Smile Correction
A gummy smile is a condition where an excessive amount of gum tissue becomes visible when a person smiles. It can result from factors such as excessive gum tissue, upper-lip movement, tooth proportions, or jaw structure.
A gummy smile can have several causes, including an overactive upper-lip muscle, excessive gum tissue, short-looking teeth, a short upper lip, or the position of the upper jaw. A proper assessment helps identify the underlying cause.
Yes, in selected cases, a gummy smile can be treated without surgery. When excessive gum visibility is mainly caused by an overactive upper-lip muscle, Botox treatment may help reduce the amount of gum shown while smiling.