Gingivotomy
Gingivotomy — is a procedure that helps to remove excess gum tissue in periodontal pockets. It is a surgical operation that improves effectiveness and safety. Visit the ID Dent dental clinic in Kyiv!
Effectiveness Duration | Long-lasting |
Procedure Duration | Depends on the complexity |
Pain Level of Visits | 1 or more |
Obligations | after local anesthesia |
Number of Procedures | To be decided by the dentist |
Rehabilitation | Quick |

Gingivotomy is a method that allows for the removal of dental calculus in periodontal pockets by making a vertical incision in the gum. This procedure is aimed at improving the aesthetics and functionality of the oral cavity.... Read more
Gingivotomy is a method that allows for the removal of dental calculus in periodontal pockets by making a vertical incision in the gum. This procedure is aimed at improving the aesthetics and functionality of the oral cavity. Sometimes, a gingivectomy is additionally performed – the removal of an excess amount of gum tissue. Its excess can lead to cosmetic defects, difficulties in oral hygiene, and problems with wearing dentures.
At the ID Dent clinic, we perform gingivotomy under local anesthesia: painlessly and efficiently. Thanks to the use of modern techniques, there is a guaranteed quick rehabilitation process. The risk of complications is minimized. For more detailed consultation and preliminary diagnostics, we invite you to our dental clinic at Lesnoy massif (Kyiv)!

Gingivotomy is a palliative or symptomatic method that involves dissecting the periodontal pocket with a vertical or horizontal linear incision of 2-3 cm from the gum edge. Through the cut, granulation tissue and calculi are removed. Gingivotomy has emerged as a method that complements and expands the capabilities of curettage.
Frequently asked Questions
What is gingivotomy?
Gingivotomy is a surgical procedure aimed at cutting or correcting the gum tissue.
What are the indications for gingivotomy?
Gingivotomy can be performed for the treatment of periodontitis, gingivitis, and to reduce the depth of periodontal pockets and correct the gum line, as well as to improve the aesthetic appearance of the smile.