Janaína
Gummy smile treatment
Gummy smile treatment
Periodontics specialist · Brasília, Brazil
Fernando Ramos
Gum health and smile aesthetics in Brasília.
Gum treatments, minor oral surgery and facial implants, with personalized treatment planning.
Aesthetics begins when technique and proportion stop competing with each other.
Treatments
Periodontal surgery
Balancing gum health, function and aesthetics.
- Gum reshaping
- Crown lengthening
- Gum depigmentation
- Gum grafts
Minor oral surgery
Surgery begins long before the procedure.
- Wisdom teeth
- Bone grafting
Facial implants
Facial contour is about more than volume. It is about proportion.
- Chin implant
- Jaw angle implant
Clinical cases
Patient experiences
Watch video testimonials from Janaína, Narieli, Érica and Cris (in Portuguese).
About
Fernando Ramos
Periodontics specialist · CRO-DF 7532
For me, dentistry has always made more sense when it goes beyond technique to embrace perception: proportion, contour and balance.
A practice built on diagnosis.
My practice focuses on periodontics, periodontal surgery, aesthetics and facial implant procedures, always with personalized planning and attention to the details that make a difference to the outcome.
Natural-looking results as a guiding principle
An aesthetic result does not need to reveal that a procedure took place. It can simply improve proportions, restore structure or correct asymmetries.
2005
Degree in Dentistry
Catholic University of Brasília · UCB.
2007
Specialization in Periodontics
ABO-DF.
Additional training
Continuing education in minor oral surgery and aesthetic periodontal surgery.
Teaching
Teaching experience in the undergraduate program at Unieuro-DF and specialist training programs in Brazil's Federal District.
PerioTraining
Instructor for the gummy smile course, with more than 15 cohorts trained.
Individual mentoring
Professional mentoring in gum reshaping and chin surgery.
Treatments
Health, function and aesthetics in one treatment plan.
The indication, technique and recovery plan for each procedure are determined after an individual assessment.
Periodontal surgery
Balancing gum health, function and aesthetics.
Gum reshaping
Reshapes the gum contour to improve the proportions of the teeth and smile. An assessment identifies the cause of excess gum exposure and whether another technique is needed.
Is every gummy smile treated this way?
No. Suitability depends on the characteristics of the gums, teeth and smile.
Restorative crown lengthening
Exposes tooth structure to allow an appropriate restoration or crown by adjusting the gums and, when needed, the bone.
When is it recommended?
When the available tooth structure does not allow an appropriate restoration. The assessment considers whether the tooth can be preserved.
Gum depigmentation
Aims to reduce melanin pigmentation in the gums. The cause of the color change must be assessed before considering the procedure.
Is it suitable for every discoloration?
No. The cause of pigmentation must be established during the consultation before choosing an aesthetic approach.
Gum grafts
Can strengthen gum tissue and cover exposed roots in selected cases of gum recession. The technique depends on the local tissue conditions.
Can every root be fully covered?
No. The potential for coverage depends on the anatomy and condition of the tissues around the tooth.
Minor oral surgery
Surgery begins long before the procedure.
Wisdom teeth
Wisdom teeth are assessed for position, hygiene, decay, inflammation and their relationship with neighboring teeth. Examination and imaging help determine whether to monitor or remove them.
Does every wisdom tooth need to be removed?
No. Healthy, functional teeth can be monitored. When surgery is indicated, planning considers nearby nerves and other structures, as well as risks and recovery.
Bone grafting
Aims to rebuild or preserve bone volume in areas with structural loss, including when planning dental implants. The need, material and extent of grafting depend on examination and imaging.
Is the implant placed on the same day?
In some cases, the procedures can be combined; in others, the graft must heal first. This decision is made individually.
Facial implants
Facial contour is about more than volume. It is about proportion.
Chin implant
A facial implant used to increase chin projection or adjust its contour. Planning considers the profile, facial proportions, bite and the patient's expectations.
Does the implant correct the bite?
No. Bite or jaw position problems may require other approaches. The consultation provides an opportunity to discuss alternatives, limitations, risks and recovery.
Jaw angle implant
Can increase definition and volume at the back of the jaw. Shape and size are planned according to the facial structure and the goals of each case.
How is the size chosen?
Choosing the size requires an in-person assessment of proportions, tissues and asymmetries. Planning also covers alternatives, risks such as infection or displacement, and the possibility of revision surgery.
Clinical cases
Results planned case by case.
Gum reshaping
Gum reshaping · Case 1
Gum reshaping · Case 2
Gum reshaping · Case 3
Gum grafts
Chin implant
Jaw angle implant
Patient stories
Some things a photograph cannot tell.
Patients share their experiences after gummy smile treatment.
Watch video testimonials from Janaína, Narieli, Érica and Cris (in Portuguese).
Courses and mentoring
Knowledge becomes complete when it can be shared.
Looking for available places or dates?
Contact us to confirm upcoming courses and mentoring availability.
Patient instructions
Pre- and postoperative instructions.
General guidance. The personalized instructions for your case always take precedence.
Preoperative
General preoperative instructions
Medication, hydration, food preparation, fasting and preparation for the procedure.
Open PDF (English)Postoperative
Tooth extraction and bone grafts
Care after tooth extraction, including cases involving bone grafting.
Open PDF (English)Postoperative
Gum reshaping and gum grafts
Specific instructions for the period after the procedure.
Open PDF (English)Postoperative
Facial implants
Implant care, physiotherapy, restricted mouth opening and warning signs.
Open PDF (English)Contact
Every treatment begins with understanding your case.
Book a consultation
Appointments required.
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Fernando Ramos
Periodontics specialist · CRO-DF 7532
Getting here
Assis Chateaubriand Building · Suites 108–112SRTVS 701, Block 2 · Asa Sul
Brasília, DF, Brazil · Postal code 70340-906
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Public parking and two private parking facilities are located next to the building.
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