Gum
Grafting
Periodontal Treatment


Gum grafting near you: say goodbye to receding gums and hello to a healthy, confident smile.


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Frequently asked questions about Gum Grafting
What is gum grafting and why is it necessary?
Gum grafting is a surgical procedure aimed at restoring gum health. It addresses issues related to significant gum recession, tissue and bone loss. It becomes necessary when the gum tissue around the teeth wears away or pulls back, exposing the tooth root surface.
What is Alloderm-based tissue grafting, and how does it differ from traditional gum grafting methods?
Alloderm is a biomaterial commonly used in periodontal and dental procedures. It facilitates tissue regeneration and augments the soft tissue in areas of gum recession or insufficient gum tissue. Traditional grafting methods can be painful as they require harvesting tissue from your palate. As Alloderm is retrieved from a tissue bank, the procedure is almost pain free, making it the ideal material if you require this treatment or have suffered previous dental trauma.
Is gum grafting treatment painful, and how do you ensure patient comfort during the procedure?
Traditional gum grafting methods harvest tissue from a patient’s palate, which can be extremely traumatic and painful. This is why we offer Alloderm-based tissue grafting, which is nearly pain free. Even with Alloderm, anesthesia is still administered to numb the area before treatment, ensuring optimal patient comfort throughout the procedure.
How long does the gum grafting procedure take, and what can I expect during recovery?
The duration of the gum grafting procedure varies depending on the extent of treatment needed. Typically, you can expect to spend a few hours at the dental office. Detailed post-care instructions following the procedure help to ensure a smooth recovery process.