New Gum Grafting

Restore Your Gumline. Protect Your Smile.

Minimally invasive gum grafting for a healthier, more confident you.

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Transformations

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What Is Biomimetic Dentistry?

Gum recession is more than just a cosmetic concern — it's a sign that your gums are pulling away from your teeth, exposing the roots and putting your oral health at serious risk. Gum grafting helps restore protection, sensitivity, and appearance.

Common reasons you may need gum grafting:

Types of Gum Grafts

Connective Tissue Graft

Free Gingival Graft

Pedicle Graft

Benefits of Gum Grafting

Benefit

Natural, Even Gum Line

Reduced Root Sensitivity

Protects Against Decay & Bone Loss

More Confident Oral Hygiene

How It Helps You

Restores aesthetics and facial symmetry

Covers exposed roots for pain-free eating and drinking

Reduces risk of further gum recession and cavities

Makes brushing and flossing easier and more effective

Procedure Overview

Comprehensive Exam & Imaging

We begin with a thorough examination of your gums and teeth, using advanced imaging to assess the extent of gum recession and identify the best areas for grafting.

Local Anesthetic

Before we begin, a local anesthetic is applied to numb the area completely. You’ll feel little to no discomfort during the procedure and remain fully relaxed throughout.

Harvesting the Graft Tissue

A small amount of tissue is gently taken from your palate or nearby gum area. In some cases, donor tissue may be used instead, depending on what’s best for you.

Graft Placement & Suturing

The graft is carefully positioned over the recessed gum area and securely stitched in place. We ensure it blends naturally and starts healing seamlessly with your existing gums.

Recovery Instructions & Follow-Up

You’ll receive clear aftercare instructions, including diet tips and cleaning guidance. A follow-up visit is scheduled to monitor healing and ensure the graft integrates properly.

Recovery & Aftercare

What to Expect:

DO’s:

Don’ts:

Gum Grafting FAQs

Is a gum graft covered by insurance?

ChatGPT said: Gum grafting is often partially covered by dental insurance when it’s deemed necessary for treating gum disease or preventing further damage. Coverage amounts differ, so it’s important to confirm the details with your insurance provider.

When is it too late for gum grafting?

Gum grafting is usually possible at most stages of gum recession. As long as there is adequate healthy tissue and bone support, the procedure can still be done to restore and protect your gums.

Can receding gums grow back?

Gums that have receded do not regenerate on their own.

How long does it take to heal?

The initial recovery period after gum grafting is usually about one to two weeks, while complete healing of the gums may take several weeks to a few months, depending on the treatment and individual healing response.

I’m nervous — what if it fails?

Gum grafting is generally very successful, and complications are uncommon. Carefully following your dentist’s post-treatment instructions helps ensure proper healing and reduces the risk of graft failure.

How painful is gum grafting?

Gum grafting is typically a comfortable procedure since it’s performed under local anesthesia. Any discomfort afterward is usually mild and can be managed easily with medication and proper care.