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Table of Contents
Introduction to Gingival Sculpting
Why is Gingival Sculpting Needed?
Benefits of Gingival Sculpting
The Gingival Sculpting Procedure
Step 1: Consultation & Assessment
Step 2: Planning & Design
Step 3: Laser or Surgical Sculpting
Step 4: Healing & Post-Procedure Care
Ideal Candidates for Gingival Sculpting
Gingival Sculpting vs Other Cosmetic Procedures
Recovery & Aftercare
Gingival Sculpting Cost & Affordability
Why Choose Fab Dental for Gingival Sculpting?
FAQs
Introduction to Gingival Sculpting
Gingival sculpting, also called gum contouring or gum reshaping, is a cosmetic dental procedure aimed at improving the appearance of your gums and smile. By reshaping uneven or excessive gum tissue, your teeth appear more proportionate, creating a balanced and confident smile.
Why is Gingival Sculpting Needed?
Many people have a “gummy smile” or uneven gum lines that affect their smile aesthetics. Gingival sculpting is performed to:
Correct a gummy smile
Reshape uneven gum lines
Expose more of the tooth surface for better proportion
Improve oral hygiene by eliminating excess tissue
Benefits of Gingival Sculpting
Enhanced smile aesthetics
Better balance between teeth and gums
Easier to maintain oral hygiene
Boost in confidence and self-esteem
Minimally invasive procedure with fast recovery
The Gingival Sculpting Procedure
Consultation & Assessment
A dental expert evaluates your gums and teeth, taking photographs and X-rays if needed to design the ideal gum line.
Planning & Design
Using digital tools, the dentist plans the contouring, determining the precise amount of tissue to be removed or reshaped.
Laser or Surgical Sculpting
Gingival sculpting is typically performed using a dental laser or scalpel, depending on the case. The procedure is precise, reduces bleeding, and ensures minimal discomfort.
Healing & Post-Procedure Care
Healing usually takes 1–2 weeks. Patients are advised to follow post-care instructions to avoid irritation or infection and maintain optimal results.
Ideal Candidates for Gingival Sculpting
Individuals with excessive or uneven gum tissue
Patients with a “gummy smile”
People looking to enhance smile aesthetics
Healthy individuals without active gum disease
Gingival Sculpting vs Other Cosmetic Procedures
Unlike veneers or teeth whitening that improve tooth color or shape, gingival sculpting focuses on the gums, complementing other cosmetic dental treatments for a complete smile makeover.
Recovery & Aftercare
Mild swelling or discomfort may occur for a few days
Soft diet recommended immediately after procedure
Avoid smoking or alcohol during healing
Maintain excellent oral hygiene with gentle brushing
Follow-up visits to monitor healing
Gingival Sculpting Cost & Affordability
The cost of gingival sculpting varies depending on the complexity and number of teeth involved. At Fab Dental, we provide transparent pricing, flexible payment options, and cost-effective packages for patients seeking aesthetic enhancement.
Why Choose Fab Dental for Gingival Sculpting?
Experienced dental professionals specializing in cosmetic procedures
Advanced laser technology for precise and comfortable treatment
Personalized treatment plans based on your smile goals
Multiple clinic locations across India for easy access
Affordable pricing with flexible payment options
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to straighten teeth with braces?
Typically 12–36 months, depending on age, severity, and treatment type.
Are braces painful?
Not painful, but mild discomfort may occur after adjustments.
What foods should be avoided with braces?
Hard, sticky foods that can break brackets.
Is it okay to get braces at 30?
Yes, adults of any age can benefit if gums are healthy.
Why are retainers necessary?
To hold teeth in place and prevent relapse after treatment.
Are invisible aligners better than braces?
They are removable, comfortable, and almost invisible, but costlier than metal braces.