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Gummy Smile – Causes and Solutions (Treatment Methods) Gummy smile, also known as a gummy smile, is a condition where the gums are excessively exposed when smiling, leading to an unsightly appearance. From an aesthetic perspective or popular belief, a gummy smile is considered a major flaw in a smile and a sign of bad luck. However, from a biological standpoint, a GUMMY SMILE IS NOT A PATHOLOGICAL CONDITION. Let's explore gummy smiles: their causes and solutions. Causes of a gummy smile. A gummy smile is not a pathological condition; it is simply an aesthetic flaw. Regarding the causes, gummy smile is divided into the following four groups: – Short tooth crowns (also known as passive tooth eruption disorder) This is a condition where teeth do not fully erupt, and the attached gums do not slide completely towards the tooth roots, covering only part of the tooth crown, making the tooth crown short and exposing the gums when smiling. The clinical manifestation of passive tooth eruption disorder is short, small, and square teeth. This is the main cause of gummy smile, and the solution for this group of causes is quite simple. – Vertical alveolar bone overgrowth or thickened alveolar bone. This is a condition where the alveolar bone is thick or develops vertically, leading to a smile that exposes both teeth and gums. The clinical manifestation of this condition is a gummy smile often accompanied by a deep bite and long teeth. – Short upper lip, hyperactive upper lip elevator muscle. This group of causes is due to the incomplete development of the orbicularis oris muscle or the levator labii superioris muscle. When smiling, the levator labii superioris muscle slides up too high, causing the lip to be pulled up. – Vertical overgrowth of the upper jaw. This is a condition of excessive growth of the upper jaw during puberty, often accompanied by protruding teeth. In terms of treatment, this is the most complex group of causes. In a single case of gummy smile, the cause may be isolated, but there are also cases where multiple causes are combined. Diagnosing the cause is extremely complex and crucial for determining the appropriate treatment. 🏥 Minh Chau Dental Clinic - Shining Vietnamese Smiles 🎯 Branch 1: House No. 4 - Tran Binh Townhouse Area (Opposite 158 Tran Binh) - Nam Tu Liem - Hanoi ☎ Hotline: 0868594666 #overbite, #braces, #orthodontics 🎯 Branch 2: 455 Vu Tong Phan - Khuong Dinh - Thanh Xuan District - Hanoi ☎ Hotline: 0982644466 for direct consultation with our staff. Hotline: 0868.594.666