exposed gums

Gum exposure may be caused by genetic factors, bad oral habits, abnormal tooth eruption, periodontal disease and other factors, which need targeted treatment or treatment.1. Genetic factors Some people are born with excessive maxillary development or short upper lip, which leads to gum exposure. For this situation, if the degree of gum exposure is more serious and has a greater impact on aesthetics and psychology, orthognathic surgery combined with orthodontic treatment can be considered to improve it. 2. Bad oral habits Long-term bad habits such as mouth breathing and sucking fingers may affect maxillofacial development, resulting in gum exposure. These bad habits should be corrected in time. If necessary, seek the help of a dentist to formulate a corrective plan. 3. Abnormal tooth eruption Abnormal tooth eruption position or incomplete eruption may also lead to exposed gums. It needs to be evaluated by a professional dentist and selected according to the specific situation, such as orthodontic treatment. 4. Periodontal disease Severe periodontitis may lead to gingival hyperplasia, swelling and exposed gums. Periodontal disease needs to be actively treated, and inflammation can be controlled through measures such as scaling and scaling. If necessary, surgery may be needed to remove the overgrown gingival tissue. The causes of gum exposure are complex, and comprehensive evaluation and diagnosis are needed according to specific conditions, and corresponding measures are taken. Treatment measures. If there is concern or concern about gum exposure, it is recommended to consult a professional dentist in time for accurate advice and treatment.