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Gummy smile orthodentics problem in adults
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OnabotulinumtoxinA for the Treatment of a “Gummy Smile” [PDF]
Excessive gingival display, or a "gummy smile," is defined as 2 mm or more of gingival exposure upon smiling. Such excessive gingival exposure can be aesthetically unappealing to patients. One factor that contributes to a gummy smile is hyperfunctional lip elevator muscles.The authors evaluate onabotulinumtoxinA as a safe and minimally invasive ...
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Surgical Correction of the “Gummy Smile”
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America, 2021The delineation of excessive gingival display and review of current treatment options. Discussion over periodontal and prosthetic treatments, mucosal stripping procedures, myotomies, Botox therapy, and orthognathic procedures for correction of the "gummy smile."
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Neuromodulator Injection for Gummy Smile
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 2023Summary: Neuromodulators have become a treatment of choice for the management of excess gingival show, or “gummy smile.” There have been many proposed algorithms for the optimal placement and dosage of neuromodulator to inject in these locations.
Jeffrey L, Lisiecki +2 more
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Treatment of the Patient With Gummy Smile in Conjunction With Digital Smile Approach
Dental Clinics of North America, 2015Gummy smile cases are always esthetically demanding cases. This article presents a case treated with an interdisciplinary treatment approach and Digital Smile Approach (DSA) using Keynote (DSA), to predictably achieve an esthetic outcome for a patient with gummy smile. The importance of using questionnaires and checklists to facilitate the gathering of
Richard D Trushkowsky
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Orthognathic Surgery for Management of Gummy Smile
Dental Clinics of North America, 2022Excessive gingival show is mainly caused by hypermobility of the upper lip, altered passive eruption, gingival hyperplasia, and bony maxillary vertical excess. Orthognathic surgery is the optimal treatment option for patients with moderate and severe vertical maxillary excess.
Arash, Khojasteh, Sadra, Mohaghegh
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Diagnosis and Treatment Approaches to a "Gummy Smile"
Dental Clinics of North America, 2020Excessive gingival display or "gummy smile" is a growing concern to dental patients and often considered detrimental to an esthetic smile. Gingival display of more than 4 mm of gingiva is considered by many to be unattractive. The cause of the gummy smile can be multifactorial and must be accurately diagnosed to render appropriate treatment.
Harry, Dym, Robert, Pierre
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Journal of Aesthetic Nursing, 2022
A person's smile frames the face and, arguably, is the most pleasing and meaningful facial expression, as well as a universal sign of happiness. A gummy smile can be a significant aesthetic concern. Its treatment can have a huge impact on a patient's confidence and, consequently, is highly rewarding for practitioners.
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A person's smile frames the face and, arguably, is the most pleasing and meaningful facial expression, as well as a universal sign of happiness. A gummy smile can be a significant aesthetic concern. Its treatment can have a huge impact on a patient's confidence and, consequently, is highly rewarding for practitioners.
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Gummy Smile, Dermatologist or Dentist?
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2021Cesar Daniel, Villarreal-Villarreal +2 more
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