Landing 02 · Laser Gum Bleaching
Gum Bleaching in Beverly Hills -
permanent dark gum correction.
Do you hold back your smile because of your gums, not your teeth? Dark or uneven gum pigmentation is more common than most patients realize. And far more treatable than most patients are told.
01 · Cause
What causes dark gums.
Genetics
The most common cause. Naturally higher levels of melanin in the gum tissue, more common in certain ethnicities.
Melanin Distribution
Uneven pigmentation across the gum line, often more prominent between the canines.
Smoking
Chronic exposure to tobacco can gradually darken the tissue, an effect known as smoker's melanosis.
Medication
Certain long-term medications can influence gum pigmentation as a side effect.
02 · Method
Depigmentation.
Not chemistry.
Laser gum bleaching is a controlled depigmentation of the surface layer of the gum. It does not use bleaching chemicals. It does not remove or reshape gum tissue.
The laser precisely targets the pigmented cells at the surface, allowing the tissue to heal in a healthier, natural pink tone. Results are visible immediately. Recovery is typically minimal.
Feature
Single Visit
Most cases complete in one hour.
Feature
Immediate Result
The color change is visible before you leave.
Feature
Long-lasting
Treated tissue typically does not repigment.
03 · Documented Results
Before & after - single visit.
Case 01 · Full-arch depigmentationSingle visit · Beverly Hills
Case 02 · Uneven pigmentation correctionSingle visit · Beverly Hills
Real clinical photography will be integrated in the next phase.
04 · Candidacy
Am I a candidate?
Most patients with dark or uneven gum pigmentation are candidates for laser gum bleaching. A short consultation confirms suitability.
- □I notice my gums first when I smile
- □My gums appear dark, patchy, or uneven
- □I would like my teeth to stand out, not my gums
- □I have avoided smiling fully in photographs
- □I have been told this cannot be treated
05 · Questions