Mucogingival Surgery

Mucogingival Surgery in Barcelona

  • 20 years of experience
  • 3D guided surgery
  • Specialized surgical and prosthetic equipment
  • In-house operating room with anesthesiology equipment
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What is mucogingival surgery?

Mucogingival surgery is a specialized procedure that corrects problems in the relationship between the gums and the oral mucosa. Its main objective is to improve the health of the gums and the esthetics of the smile, in addition to treating conditions that affect the quantity and quality of the gum tissue around the teeth or implants.

Common techniques in mucogingival surgery

  • Free gingival graft: Tissue is removed from the roof of the mouth or another area of the mouth and transplanted into the affected area to increase the amount of gingiva.
  • Subepithelial connective tissue graft: Used to cover exposed roots or thicken gums, improving both health and esthetics.
  • Flap repositioning: The gum is repositioned in areas with recession or excess tissue to correct the problem.
  • Rigor

    Precision, meticulousness and the care that must be taken in each procedure, without a doubt the best result.

  • Honesty

    Fundamental in the relationship between the health professional and the patient. A solid principle.

  • Vocation

    Commitment and passion for the profession and well-being by and for our patients.

  • Trust

    Essential for the patient to feel comfortable and safe during their dental treatment. We are at your side.

  • Technology

    Advanced techniques that improve the precision, effectiveness and comfort of treatments. The cutting edge at your disposal.

When is mucogingival surgery needed?

This type of surgery is recommended in cases of:

  • Gingival recession: When the gums recede, exposing the dental roots, which can lead to tooth sensitivity, risk of caries or esthetic problems.
  • Keratinized gingiva deficiency: Lack of thick, tough gingiva around teeth or implants, which can compromise their stability and periodontal health.
  • Coverage of dental implants: Improves the esthetics and function of the tissue around the implants, promoting proper integration and promoting long-term implant health.

Recovery and aftercare

  • The procedure is performed under local anesthesia.
  • Recovery is usually rapid.
  • Detailed postoperative instructions will be provided, such as the use of specific mouth rinses.
  • The consumption of hard or irritating foods should be avoided in the first days.
  • The discomfort is usually mild and is controlled with analgesics recommended by the surgeon.
  • The surgery improves both the health of the gums and the esthetics and functionality of the smile.

Benefits of mucogingival surgery

1 Protection of dental roots
By covering exposed roots, the risk of tooth sensitivity and root caries is reduced.
2 Improved aesthetics
The surgery restores a uniform gum line, significantly improving the appearance of the smile.
3 Increased periodontal stability
The surgery strengthens the attachment of the gums to the teeth, preventing the progression of periodontal disease.
4 Improved function
Allows the patient to maintain proper oral hygiene by stabilizing and improving gingival tissue.

What else can we do for you?

Professionalism and Experience

Our specialists are highly trained and experienced in zygomatic implants.

Personalized attention

We take the time to understand your needs and design a treatment plan that fits your expectations and lifestyle.

State-of-the-Art Technology

We use the latest innovations in implant dentistry to ensure optimal and long-lasting results.

Commitment to Excellence

Our team is dedicated to providing the highest level of dental care, ensuring optimal and long-lasting results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is mucogingival surgery?

Mucogingival surgery consists of taking connective tissue from the roof of the mouth and placing it in the affected area to improve the quality and thickness of the gum tissues. This procedure strengthens the gum and improves its overall condition.

How long does gum surgery last?

The duration of periodontal surgery is usually between 60 and 70 minutes, although it may vary depending on the extent of the area to be treated.

How long do gums hurt after surgery?

Pain and discomfort may last about two weeks after surgery. During this period, the patient should follow the dentist’s instructions to ensure proper recovery and minimize discomfort.

How much does gum regeneration cost?

The cost of gum regeneration varies according to the type of procedure needed, the extent of the treatment and the individual characteristics of each patient. In order to know the best option in your case, we recommend you to schedule a personalized consultation, where we can evaluate your situation and explain all the available alternatives.

What is the care after gum surgery?

It is essential to maintain good oral hygiene, avoid hard foods and follow the dentist’s instructions. The use of antimicrobial rinses is also recommended to prevent infections and facilitate healing.

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