An in-office laser procedure (also called gum sculpting) that reshapes excess gum tissue to balance a 'gummy' smile and reveal more tooth.
A gum lift — sometimes called gum sculpting or gum contouring — reshapes the gum line so the visible portion of each tooth is in better proportion to the surrounding tissue. It is a common solution for a 'gummy smile,' where extra gum tissue covers the upper part of the teeth and makes them look short. At Diamond Dentistry, the procedure is done in-office with a soft-tissue laser, usually in a single visit.
A more symmetrical, balanced gumline
More tooth surface visible when smiling, for a fuller-looking smile
Better proportion between gums, teeth, and lips when you talk or smile
A noticeably refined appearance that often pairs with veneers, whitening, or crown work
Quick recovery: laser contouring is minimally invasive and typically wraps in one appointment
Dr. Jill Rowland numbs the treatment area with local anesthetic, then uses the soft-tissue laser to remove the precise amount of gum tissue needed to expose more of the underlying tooth. The laser cauterizes as it works, which keeps bleeding minimal. Once the new gumline is shaped, the procedure is finished — you walk out the same day with the new smile already in place. Most patients are back to normal eating and speaking quickly with mild, short-lived tenderness.
A grafting procedure that rebuilds jawbone volume so it can support a future dental implant or denture.
Gum graft surgery that rebuilds tissue lost to recession from periodontal disease, aggressive brushing, or chronic clenching and grinding.
Diagnosis and treatment for gingivitis and periodontitis — from non-surgical scaling and root planing in-house to coordinated specialist care for advanced cases.
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