3D-Printed shell offers new hope for gummy smile correction
NCT ID NCT06017791
Summary
This small study tested a new dental procedure to reduce excessive gum display, often called a 'gummy smile.' Ten adult patients received a custom 3D-printed plastic shell placed under their upper lip to provide better support. The goal was to see if this approach could effectively reduce how much gum shows when a person smiles.
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Farah Mamdouh
Cairo, 11835, Egypt
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