TREATMENT PHOTOGRAPHS · SEOUL
Gum contouring comparisons show the relationship between the gumline and the visible teeth, sometimes across several treatment stages. These stories retain the clinic’s labels, including gingivectomy or crown work when specified. Read each stage in order: a photograph after gum treatment and another after a restoration document different parts of the story. The collection does not assume that every change in tooth length comes from gum treatment alone.
2 stories & comparisons
2 stories and comparisons from 2 clinics. 2 stories are from clinics in Seoul. The case pages identify the provider and the treatment or combination shown.
Follow the gumline and the tooth edges separately. If the story also includes crowns or veneers, read the intermediate stage before the final view. Check the camera angle and lip position, and do not assign a surgical technique from the appearance of the gumline without source information.
Dongdaemun Dental Clinic · Seoul, South Korea
Gum contouring and crown treatment at Dongdaemun Dental Clinic, shown before treatment, after gingivectomy and after the restorative work.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsNew York S Dental Clinic · Seoul, South Korea
A radiograph and two close-ups document gingivectomy for gum overgrowth, as labelled by the clinic.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsA story may include a view before treatment, after gum treatment and after restorative work. The stage labels explain the sequence; they do not imply that every visible change came from one procedure.
Each story keeps its supplied timing. A dated photograph is not treated as a recovery interval unless the source identifies it that way.
Open a story and follow the clinic profile to its international website, where available. Include the story link when asking about the treatment, expected follow-up and a consultation in Korea.