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I industry report Minimally invasive crown lengthening as an alternative to implant treatment Author Prof Marcel Wainwright, Germany Introduction Fig. 1 Single-tooth radiograph showing fractured tooth

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How to fill out minimally invasive crown lengthening:

1. Begin by assessing the patient's oral health and determining if crown lengthening is necessary. Consult with the patient about their concerns and expectations regarding the procedure.
2. Take radiographs and perform a comprehensive examination of the patient's teeth and gums. This will help determine the extent of crown lengthening required and identify any potential complications.
3. Administer local anesthesia to numb the area and ensure patient comfort during the procedure.
4. Use a scalpel or laser to create incisions in the gum tissue, exposing the tooth structure. Carefully remove any excess gum tissue or bone that is obstructing the proper height or shape of the tooth.
5. If necessary, shape the underlying bone to ensure proper support for the new crown. This may involve smoothing or reshaping the bone to create the desired result.
6. Rinse the surgical site with sterile saline or an antimicrobial solution to reduce the risk of infection.
7. Suture the gum tissue back in place using dissolvable stitches. This will promote proper healing and alignment of the gums.
8. Provide the patient with post-operative care instructions, including proper oral hygiene practices and any necessary pain medication or antibiotics.
9. Schedule follow-up appointments to monitor the healing process and make any necessary adjustments to ensure the success of the crown lengthening procedure.

Who needs minimally invasive crown lengthening:

1. Individuals with excess gum tissue that is covering a significant portion of their teeth, making them appear shorter than desired.
2. Patients requiring restorative dental work, such as crown placement, but have insufficient tooth structure available for proper attachment.
3. Individuals with gum disease or periodontal issues that have caused gum recession, exposing more of the tooth structure and compromising its stability.
4. Patients experiencing functional or aesthetic issues due to irregular gum line or uneven tooth length.
5. Those seeking to improve their smile or enhance the proportions of their teeth for cosmetic reasons.

It is important to note that only a trained and experienced dental professional can determine if someone is a suitable candidate for minimally invasive crown lengthening.

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What is minimally invasive crown lengthening?

Minimally invasive crown lengthening is a dental procedure that involves the removal of excess gum tissue to expose more of the tooth structure.

Who is required to file minimally invasive crown lengthening?

Dentists or dental surgeons who perform the procedure are required to file minimally invasive crown lengthening forms.

How to fill out minimally invasive crown lengthening?

The form must be filled out with the patient's information, details of the procedure, and any relevant follow-up care instructions.

What is the purpose of minimally invasive crown lengthening?

The purpose of the procedure is to improve the aesthetics of the smile and provide better access for restorative dental work.

What information must be reported on minimally invasive crown lengthening?

Information such as the date of the procedure, the tooth or teeth involved, and any complications that may have occurred must be reported.