Clinical Case Study

Case Highlight: Treating Gum Recession (Teeth #3–6)

Gum recession occurs when the gum tissue gradually pulls away from the teeth, exposing the roots. This can make teeth appear longer, increase sensitivity, and — if left untreated — lead to root decay or bone loss over time.

For this patient, recession along the upper right side (teeth #3–6) was carefully corrected using a minimally invasive connective tissue graft. This microsurgical approach allowed me to reposition and rebuild the gum tissue, protecting the roots and restoring a natural, balanced gumline.

Healthy gums aren’t just about appearance — they’re essential for long-term function, comfort, and confidence. 💪

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For professional reference only. All cases are anonymized and shared with patient confidentiality strictly maintained.

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For professional reference only. All cases are anonymized and shared with patient confidentiality strictly maintained.

For professional reference only. All cases are anonymized and shared with patient confidentiality strictly maintained.

For professional reference only. All cases are anonymized and shared with patient confidentiality strictly maintained.

For professional reference only. All cases are anonymized and shared with patient confidentiality strictly maintained.

For professional reference only. All cases are anonymized and shared with patient confidentiality strictly maintained.

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