Gum Grafting in Saint Augustine & Palm Coast, FL

Gum grafting is a specialized dental procedure that we offer to help those who are experiencing gum recession—a common dental issue that can lead to sensitivity, discomfort, and even tooth loss if left untreated. We understand that the idea of gum surgery can be daunting, but our compassionate approach and minimally invasive techniques make the process as comfortable and effective as possible.

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Why Would I Need Gum Grafting?

Gum grafting is often recommended if you're experiencing gum recession. This condition can occur due to several factors, including aggressive brushing, periodontal disease, or genetics. Receding gums can leave your tooth roots exposed, making them more susceptible to decay and sensitivity. Gum grafting helps to cover these exposed areas, reduce sensitivity, improve the appearance of your smile, and protect your teeth from further recession.

The Gum Grafting Treatment Process

Step 1

The first step involves a thorough examination of your gums to determine the extent of your recession and the health of your gums. We'll discuss your medical history, any medications you're taking, and your oral hygiene routine. This consultation helps us tailor the treatment to your specific needs and ensures that gum grafting is the right choice for you.

 

Step 2

During the grafting procedure, we’ll carefully transplant healthy gum tissue—usually taken from the roof of your mouth—to the affected areas. Our focus is on minimizing discomfort and ensuring precise, aesthetically pleasing results.

 

Step 3

After the procedure, we’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions to ensure a smooth recovery. This includes guidelines on eating, oral hygiene, and any necessary follow-up appointments. It's important to follow these instructions closely to ensure the best possible healing and outcomes. Our team is always available to answer any questions and provide support throughout your recovery.

Real Patients, Real Results

Gum Grafting

Through a connective tissue gum graft, we successfully treated receding gums. Yes, we can regenerate your gums and restore your smile's health!

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The whole process exceeded every expectation that I had. The moment I came out of anesthesia, one of the girls handed me a mirror, and I opened my eyes, and I saw this mouthful of beautiful teeth.

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I had a lot of problems with teeth throughout my life. I was afraid to go out because I really couldn't talk right. And then, I was recommended to Dr. John. Dr. John was a savior to me.

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The whole process exceeded every expectation that I had. The moment I came out of anesthesia, one of the girls handed me a mirror, and I opened my eyes, and I saw this mouthful of beautiful teeth.

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I had a lot of problems with teeth throughout my life. I was afraid to go out because I really couldn't talk right. And then, I was recommended to Dr. John. Dr. John was a savior to me.

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Pre & Post-Op Care

It’s not every day you go through dental implant surgery. Our team is right by your side to answer questions, address concerns, and support your recovery journey. Take the first step back to a healthy, thriving smile with our post-op instructions.

Gingival Grafting (CTG, FGG, or ALLODERM)

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