Gingivectomy

Gingivectomy is a surgical procedure involving the removal of overgrown or diseased gum tissue. It is performed to restore healthy gum contours and to expose more of the tooth surface for cleaning or restorative purposes.

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When is it used:

- For gum overgrowth due to medications or inflammation.
- When access is needed to subgingival decay or restorations.

- To improve gum health or correct aesthetic concerns.

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Benefits:

- Improves access for hygiene and restorations.
- Restores gum health.
- Minimally painful with a short recovery period.