Oral surgery
Tooth extraction: extractions are only done when the piece can no longer be preserved.
Gingivectomy: cutting the gum tissue for aesthetic reasons or to ease further treatments.
Fenestration: small surgery that allows access inside the palate for many different purposes, such as helping a non-erupted tooth to come out.
Crown lengthening: in order to restore a destroyed piece, sometimes we need to uncover it to have a broader support to ease any further conservative treatment.
Frenectomy: intervention of the labial and lingual frenulum.