The gum segment (gingivectomy), gum disease treatment, gum or excess gum tissue to improve the aesthetics of a surgical procedure which is performed in order to remove. This process is usually successful, while some potential risks and losses can also be found. Here are the potential loss of the gum sector:
1. Pain and discomfort
Pain and discomfort may be felt after the gum segment. The surgical area may be tender for a few days while you heal. This usually can be managed with painkillers prescribed by the doctor, but some patients may take a longer time for this condition.
2. Swelling and bleeding
After surgery, swelling of the gums and slight bleeding is normal. However, excessive bleeding, or prolonged swelling can be seen in rare cases, and this condition should be evaluated by a dentist. The bleeding may be a sign of infection continue for a long time.
3. The Risk Of Infection
As with any surgical procedure, there is a risk of infection after the gum segment. Proper oral hygiene are provided neglected area of the wound or infection may occur. Infection, pain, swelling, redness, with a bad smell and may show itself. This condition usually can be controlled with antibiotics.
4. Tooth Sensitivity
The gum segment after the roots of the teeth may be more exposed. This hot, cold, sweet or sour foods and drinks may lead to the development of tooth sensitivity. Tooth sensitivity may be temporary in some cases, while sometimes long-term can become a problem.
5. Aesthetic Issues
If you have an aesthetic purpose in the segment of chewing gum, a result that does not meet expectations may occur. Especially when tooth is lost, the teeth may appear longer than usual, and this patient's aesthetic may not meet expectations.
6. Challenges In The Wound Healing Process
Some patients may experience difficulties during wound healing. This is particularly smoking, systemic disease such as diabetes or in people with weakened immune systems are more common. The recovery period can be prolonged, and the wound heal completely before complications may develop.
7. Again, Process Requirements
The cutting process may not offer a permanent solution is always chewing gum. Periodontal disease may recur or more teeth grow, and in this case a re-intervention may be required. The risk is higher, especially in patients with poor oral hygiene.
8. Tooth Roots Remain Unprotected
More gum tissue is removed during the segment when the roots of the teeth can be exposed, and this can cause the teeth to become more vulnerable. When exposed tooth root, tooth decay, sensitivity, and increases the risk of tooth loss. Also, you can progress to the gums.
9. Masticatory and speech Difficulties
You will feel some discomfort during the healing process after surgery during masticatory or speech. Chewing movements of the mouth and gum sensitivity can make it difficult in this process. Although this condition is usually temporary, long-term may become a problem.
When the cutting process is carried out correctly gum generally gives positive results. However, these risks and losses should be taken into consideration when the decision was taken to cut the gum and the tooth should be assessed in a detailed manner. After the procedure helps to prevent the possible complications of proper maintenance and regular checks.
