BAU Dental Campus, through gingivectomy and gingivoplasty practices, offers a treatment approach that addresses gum appearance, oral health, and smile aesthetics together. Gingival enlargement, deformity, or irregularities that cause aesthetic concern can directly affect a person's smile. At this point, gum aesthetics is not considered merely an appearance-related procedure; it also contributes to achieving a healthier and more balanced structure of the intraoral tissues.

Gingectomy is the procedure of removing enlarged or excess gum tissue using appropriate methods. Gingivoplasty, on the other hand, focuses on giving the gum tissue a more balanced, harmonious, and aesthetic form. These two practices are often evaluated together, as some patients may require both the removal of excess tissue and the shaping of the remaining tissue. BAU Dental Campus plans this process according to the patient's oral structure, gum line, and aesthetic expectations.

During the treatment process, laser applications or surgical methods can be used. The method to be chosen is determined by the condition of the gum tissue, the scope of the procedure, and the doctor's clinical evaluation. While laser-assisted procedures may offer a more controlled clinical area in some cases, surgical methods may be preferred for more comprehensive tissue adjustments. For this reason, a personalised evaluation is of great importance in gingivectomy and gingivoplasty planning.

Gum appearance is one of the most defining elements of smile aesthetics. The length of the teeth, the gum line, the lip line, and the amount of tissue visible during a smile are evaluated as a whole. Excessive gum display, asymmetrical gum lines, or tissue excesses that disrupt aesthetic harmony can affect a person's satisfaction with their smile. Gum aesthetics procedures aim to make this appearance more balanced.

In the BAU Dental Campus approach, treatment is not planned solely according to aesthetic expectations; gum health, oral hygiene, and long-term tissue harmony are also taken into consideration. Healthy gum tissue is important for both aesthetics and function. Particularly enlarged gums can, in some cases, make oral cleaning difficult and create areas suitable for plaque accumulation. Therefore, the gingivectomy procedure can also be considered as a step that supports oral hygiene in appropriate cases.

Before the treatment, a detailed examination must be carried out, and the condition of the gum tissue and the patient's expectations must be accurately understood. The doctor evaluates the smile line, the gum line, the excess tissue, and the targeted appearance after the procedure together. In adjustments made with laser applications or surgical methods, the goal is to achieve a natural-looking, healthy smile that is compatible with the facial structure.

In conclusion, the gingivoplasty and gingivectomy treatments applied at BAU Dental Campus support the gum tissue in active achievement of an aesthetic and healthy structure. Together with accurate planning, a personalised approach, and clinical evaluation, gum aesthetics becomes an important complement to smile design.