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Gingival Depigmentation with Laser
Laser Treatment for Dark Gums at Forma Dental
Gingival depigmentation, also known as laser gum depigmentation, is a cosmetic dental procedure used to remove dark pigmentation from the gums and restore a more natural pink appearance.
Dark gums are usually caused by melanin pigmentation, a natural pigment found in the body. While this pigmentation is harmless, some patients choose gum depigmentation to improve the overall aesthetics of their smile.
Laser technology allows this treatment to be performed safely, precisely, and in a minimally invasive way.
How Laser Gum Depigmentation Works
Using the Fotona laser, the superficial layer of gum tissue that contains excess melanin pigmentation is gently removed. The laser precisely targets the pigmented tissue while preserving the surrounding healthy gums.
As the treated area heals, new gum tissue forms with a lighter, more uniform color, improving the overall appearance of the smile.
Among the available techniques for gingival depigmentation, laser treatment is widely considered one of the most effective and predictable approaches. Laser technology allows highly precise removal of pigmented tissue while minimizing bleeding and trauma to the surrounding gums, which can contribute to a more comfortable procedure and smoother healing process.
For these reasons, laser gingival depigmentation has become a preferred method in modern cosmetic and laser dentistry, and it is commonly recommended as an effective treatment for dark gums caused by excess melanin pigmentation.
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Treatment Results
Results from laser gingival depigmentation can often be appreciated immediately after the first treatment, as the pigmented outer layer of gum tissue is gently erased and a lighter underlying tissue becomes visible.
The healing process continues over the following days as the gums regenerate, revealing a more uniform and natural gum color.
The number of treatments required may vary depending on the depth and extent of pigmentation. Some patients achieve their desired results after a single session, while others may benefit from two to three treatments to obtain the most even and optimal outcome.