Hyaluronic acid

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Regeneration of gums and oral mucosa

He hyaluronic acid It is a natural substance that promotes tissue renewal in the gums and oral mucosa, as well as significantly speeding up the healing process of wounds and injuries. Thanks to its regenerative and moisturizing properties, it also helps reduce inflammation, relieve discomfort, and improve the overall appearance of treated tissues. Its use in dentistry is increasingly common, especially in gingival aesthetic treatments, periodontal surgery, or after interventions that require rapid and effective healing. Furthermore, because it is biocompatible, it is safe and well tolerated by most patients.

Temporomandibular joint dysfunction

The use of hyaluronic acid in individuals with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems reduces discomfort thanks to the lubrication it provides, also improving mobility and functionality. This minimally invasive treatment helps reduce friction between joint surfaces, relieving symptoms such as jaw pain, joint clicking, and stiffness when opening and closing the mouth. It also promotes joint tissue regeneration, which can be very beneficial in cases of mild to moderate temporomandibular dysfunction. Its application is rapid, safe, and well-tolerated by patients, with effects that can last for several months.

Dental and facial aesthetics

As is known, this substance has various applications in the aesthetic field. Some of the most common treatments are:

  • Hydration and increase in volume in the area around the mouth.
  • Reduction of vertical wrinkles on the lips.
  • Definition and increase in volume of the lips.
  • Attenuation of nasolabial and marionette folds.
  • Correction of the gummy smile.
  • Filling spaces between teeth.

At Acedo Dental we can give you anesthesia before the treatment.

 

 

Hyaluronic acid in gums: what it is for and when it is recommended

Hyaluronic acid in gums is used to improve hydration, volume, and regeneration of gingival tissue. Its application can help in cases of mild recession, thin gums, or after periodontal treatments, as it promotes better healing and a healthier appearance. It is a minimally invasive procedure that complements the oral health and provides greater comfort to the patient.

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