This otherwise healthy 23 year old presented to our office with advanced gingival recession on her side and back teeth. She had recently started dating and her boyfriend mention that she should get it "checked out before she starts losing her teeth." We determined that it would be prudent to treat her left side first, as this side has more recession and exposed roots than does her right side. The "before and after" photographs seen below are the results at her two week visit following connective tissue grafting. We plan to treat her right side next month.

This 41 year old male from Pleasant Grove, Utah presents to our office with gum recession on his upper canines. He objects to how his gum recession has impacted his smile and normally outgoing personality. He is always aware of his recession in social and professional settings. His main treatment objective was 100% root coverage of his "unsightly" roots.

This 53 year old male presents with exposed, sensitive root surfaces on his upper canines. He reports that he can no longer eat or drink anything remotely cold as they cause him too much pain. Although he is concerned with his dental esthetics, his main objective is to eliminate the hypersensitivity to cold, and enjoy some of the simple things in life, like a glass of milk for example. The results seen here were taken two months after eliminating his recession with Connective Tissue grafting.

This 10 year old boy suffers from gum recession on his lower front tooth as a result of tooth eruption.  The clinical expectation for him following the grafting prodecure will be bone formation and long term tooth retention.  The results seen below are at six weeks post treatment.

This otherwise healthy 43 year old male patient from Lehi, Utah presented with his lower front tooth in dire need of a gum graft.  His main desire was to have the exposed root surface covered as this tooth was extremely sensitive to cold food and drink.  When root coverage is required or desired the best treatment option is a Connective Tissue graft.

A 39 year old  healthy male from Pleasant Grove, Utah presented with localized recession on his upper eye teeth (canines) that is sensitive and unsightly for him.  The recession was treated with connective tissue grafting which resulted  in complete coverage of his exposed root surfaces.

This 28 year old female from Lehi, Utah presents with gum recession on her upper canines which are extremely sensitive.  After discussing her grafting options, she elected to have her recession treated with Connective tissue.  The "After" photograph was taken 6 weeks after treatment.

This 26 year old male from Salem, Utah presents with advanced gum recession on his lower front teeth.  The result seen on the right is his treatment outcome with a Connective Tissue Grafting procedure. 

This 27 year old male from Price, Utah has a history of being pretty aggressive with his brushing.  The results seen below are only possible through Connective Tissue Grafting.  While there are several grafting techniques and substitute materials available today, Connective Tissue remains the "Gold Standard".

This 42 year-old female from South Jordan, Utah presents with the complaint of "sensitive" roots and "spaces" opening up between her teeth.  Furthermore, she is concerned about the longevity of her teeth.  The results of her grafting should provide her with improved comfort and years of tooth preservation.

This Provo, Utah patient has advanced gum recession on her lower right canine.  The tooth is tender to brush and hurts when eating.  The results with Connective Tissue Grafting are AMAZING!

This 22 year-old Vernal, Utah male suffers from no attached gum tissue and 4 mm of gum recession on his lower front tooth. He complains of tenderness especially to toothbrushing and touch. In the photograph on the right we see his results following a Connective Tissue Graft. The gum recession and attachment have been completely resolved!

This 36 year-old female from Roosevelt, Utah presents with gum recession on her lower front tooth which is resulting in dental hypersensitivity. She reports that drinking and eating are becoming an "uncomfortable challenge".  Her before and after photographs reveal the result of her grafting procedure four weeks after treatment. AWESOME!