Get Rid of Black Gums with the GUMS Procedure

If you’re embarrasse by the color of your gums, now there’s finally a way to get rid of them! The Gingival Uniformity Modulation System (G.U.M.S) is a safe and natural cosmetic procedure develope by Dr. Robert Stanley, DDS that can dramatically improve the appearance of your gums in as little as one visit! Call 952-502-0005 today to schedule an appointment with Britegums and discover how easy it can be to get rid of black gums!

What are Black Gums?

Black gums are an aesthetic issue and not typically an issue that affects your oral health. Even so, it can be alarming to see dark-color tissue on your teeth. Not only does this make you look unappealing, but it also detracts from a bright smile which is vital in maintaining your self-confidence. The reason black gums happen is typically due to one or more relate problems like Periodontitis, Gingivoplasty, Gum Contouring, or Receding Gums.

Causes

Periodontitis is a chronic inflammation and breakdown of the gingival tissues that surround and support the teeth. Gingivoplasty, also known as gum contouring, is a procedure where gum tissue around teeth is remove to lessen gum prominence. Receding gums are where gums have been push back away from teeth, either due to age or disease. Bone grafts help cover expose roots by replacing bone that has been lost due to injury or periodontal disease.

How to Diagnose Black Gums

Black gums can be cause by a number of factors, most notably aging. Additionally, people who are consuming foods that are dark in color will experience a black gum appearance. Regardless of your cause for this condition, it is important to see your dentist to determine the best course of treatment. That’s why we recommend our new Gingival Uniformity Modulation System (G.U.M.S). A doctor may choose to do a bone graft procedure on their patient’s black gums in order to regrow tissue that has been lost and restore uniformity to the mouth region. If you suspect you have black gums or believe it may be cause by something else we have not mention here, please contact our office today for more information!

Treatment Options

When teeth begin to darken as a result of dental stains, it’s usually a good idea to bring them into your local cosmetic dentist’s office for evaluation. The first option is to remove any dental plaque that is causing gum staining. This may require deep cleaning by the hygienist, but is otherwise safe and easy. The second option, which often offers instant results, is whitening toothpaste and tooth whitening strips. Keep in mind that these options may take time and still have mix success rates depending on the patient’s needs; while they might be a good temporary fix, they should not be consider long-term solutions or even every day brushing practices.

Britegum’s GUMS procedure

Patients who are unsure about whether their discoloration is a result of gingival disease or poor oral hygiene can seek treatment from our office, where we’ll conduct a full evaluation. If it is determine that you need to undergo this procedure, we recommend coming in for an appointment with one of our dentists so they can take impressions and discuss any pre-treatment steps. Once your teeth have been whiten, our dentist will provide you with teeth-whitening trays to wear at home over the course of three months to maintain your newly white smile. The process can take time, but all efforts are worth it for a whiter smile that improves your appearance and self-confidence!

Why would a person need gum surgery?

The vast majority of teeth are not actually white. In reality, teeth have an outer layer call enamel which helps keep them from becoming completely black. Enamel is a type of hard, brittle tooth material that lies on top or near the outside surface. If this thin layer becomes damage through cavities, excessive brushing or even grinding your teeth at night then it can expose your underlying dentin.

What procedure is done for gum disease?

Brush your teeth twice a day and use a toothbrush that can remove plaque. Avoid chewing on ice, smoking, and drinking through a straw. These habits can lead to irritation of your gums, which will result in black gums as your teeth turn yellowish-brown. It’s important to see your dentist regularly to monitor the health of your mouth.

During a special dental appointment with Dr. Stanley, patients will undergo an innovative cosmetic procedure: Gingival Uniformity Modulation System (G.U.M.S) or GUMS for short call GUMS is a patent cosmetic treatment process develop by Britegums founder Dr. Robert Stanley, DDS.

Why would a dentist cut your gums?

If you’re not getting a lot of blood flow to your gums, they can turn black. But don’t worry: there are things you can do to fix this problem. Gingival Uniformity Modulation System, or in short call GUMS is a patent cosmetic treatment process develop by Britegums founder Dr. Robert Stanley, DDS. His impetus to discover a successful treatment came from the many dental patients seeking a solution to black gums. The gum graft procedure is done on all four arches with undercuts and incisions that measure 4mm deep for papilla rolling and 5mm deep for lamella trenching and their healing time is just around three weeks!

What is the meaning of gum surgery?

The area around and on top of your teeth is call the gingiva. A healthy gingiva is pink or pinkish-white, but if it’s stain or blacken, it could be a sign that you have an infection. Some infections that can lead to black gums are chronic gum disease, tooth decay and long term use of tobacco products. It’s best to see your dentist if you notice any changes in coloration because they’ll know what steps to take next – whether it be through routine cleaning treatments, prescribe medications or something more severe like surgery.