Premier Crown Lengthening in The Woodlands and Spring
GREATER NORTH HOUSTON-SPRING-THE WOODLANDS-CONROE-HUNTSVILLE
Whether dealing with too much gum tissue or not enough, patients from all over come to Dr. Saunders with office locations in The Woodlands and Spring, TX for his extensive expertise in helping patients achieve the right amount of gum tissue. This is important because gum tissue is an important part of a beautiful smile but also protects the teeth from premature decay.
Beautiful Aesthetics
Achieve the right amount of gum tissue in your smile so that you can smile with confidence.
Proprietary Techniques
The latest crown lengthening and perio-plastic techniques enhanced by Dr. Saunders' 35 years of surgical experience.
Tooth Root Protection
Achieve the right amount of gum tissue so that your teeth roots are protected from premature decay.
The Periodontal Center of Excellence Crown Lengthening Benefits
Achieve the Right Gum Level for Your Smile & Oral Health




Dr. Saunders and the PCE Team make your crown lengthening and perio-plastic surgery experience simple, affordable, and with the highest quality of care. You can always count on:
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Latest Techniques to Add or Remove Gum Tissue
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Most Comfortable Experience Possible
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Over 35 Years of Experience
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Highly Trained and Attentive Staff
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Multiple Financing Options
When recession of the gums occurs, the body loses a natural defense against both bacterial penetration and trauma. When gum recession is a problem, gum reconstruction using gum grafting techniques is an option. A gum graft is designed to solve these problems by covering the exposed portion of the root.
The gum graft procedure is highly predictable and results in a stable healthy band of attached tissue around the tooth.
When recession of the gums occur, the body loses a natural defense against both bacterial penetration and trauma. When there is only minor recession, some healthy gum often remains and protects the tooth, so that no treatment other than modifying home care practices is necessary. However, when recession reaches the mucosa, the first line of defense against bacterial penetration is lost.
In addition, gum recession often results in root sensitivity to hot and cold foods as well as an unsightly appearance to the gum and tooth. Gum recession, when significant, can predispose to worsening recession and expose the root surface, which is softer than enamel, leading to root caries and root gouging.
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