Crown lengthening, or crown lengthening, is recommended for permanent restorations 6 weeks after surgery, or at least 2 months after surgery if cosmetic restorations are involved. The surgery is not suitable for patients with short roots, fractured teeth up to the gingiva.
1. Crown lengthening is suitable for patients with tooth fracture up to subgingival, caries up to subgingival, etc. Certain amount of gingiva or alveolar bone is removed surgically to increase the exposure of the patient’s tooth. Facilitates fine for restoration. Usually 6 weeks after surgery for permanent restoration, restoration can improve the patient’s gum shape, make the teeth more beautiful.
2. In addition to this, if the patient’s crown lengthening involves esthetics, a permanent restoration is required 2 months after surgery. Crown lengthening is not suitable for patients with short roots, fractured teeth up to the subgingival level, excessive alveolar bone removal, or patients whose general condition is not suitable for surgery.
Crown lengthening is recommended to start the permanent restoration 6 weeks after surgery. Patients should pay attention to their diet after surgery and avoid hard, stimulating foods such as nuts and chili peppers. Patients should follow the doctor’s instructions to review and ensure oral hygiene.