Fixed restorations
Dental Crowns & Bridges
Fixed restorations to protect weakened teeth or replace a missing tooth when supporting teeth are suitable.
Learn moreReshaping gum and bone when needed
Crown lengthening is a gum procedure that exposes more tooth surface when a fracture or decay sits under the gum, or when there is not enough room for a crown without violating supporting tissue. It is offered after examination, not as automatic smile cosmetics.

Sensitivity can appear because more tooth is exposed. Gentle cleaning around the wound matters. The final crown is not prepared until the gum has stabilised, as judged clinically.
Medical note
Crown lengthening changes gum shape and can make a tooth look longer. It is not suitable if the remaining root is too short. Alternatives include extraction and replacement.
It is an adjustment of gum and sometimes bone to expose more tooth so a restoration can have healthy margins. It is not orthodontics and not whitening.
It is done with local anaesthesia. Afterwards, soreness and swelling are expected and managed with pain relief and care instructions. Comfort varies.
Fixed restorations
Fixed restorations to protect weakened teeth or replace a missing tooth when supporting teeth are suitable.
Learn moreSupporting tissue health
Assessment of gum bleeding and pockets, with a cleaning and follow-up plan.
Learn moreConservative dentistry
Restoring decay and small fractures while keeping as much natural tooth as possible.
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