Crown lengthening
Surgical crown lengthening
When a tooth is too short to securely support a crown, a small correction to the bone and gum line gives us new substance to work with.
When a tooth is too short for a crown, a small correction to the bone and gum gives us additional substance – so the crown holds securely again.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is crown lengthening necessary?
When a tooth is too short to securely support a crown, a small correction to the bone and gum line creates additional substance for a secure hold.
How long does healing take?
The healing time depends on the individual findings and is discussed as part of the treatment planning.
Is the procedure painful?
It is a small, gentle correction to the bone and gum line.
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