Frenectomy And Fiber Release Procedures Near You
Support Gum Health and Help Maintain Tooth Position
Why Frenectomy And Fiber Release Procedures Matter
Frenectomy procedures remove unfavorable soft tissue and muscle attachments from around the teeth. Fiber release procedures (fiberotomies) release connective tissue attachments from around teeth to help keep teeth from moving after orthodontic treatment. These treatments support healthier tissue function and long-term stability.
Removes unfavorable soft tissue and muscle attachments
Improves tissue function around the teeth and gums
Releases connective tissue attachments when needed
Helps keep teeth from shifting after orthodontic treatment
What to Expect During Your Procedure
Your periodontist evaluates the soft tissue and connective attachments around the teeth and recommends the appropriate procedure based on your needs. Treatment focuses on removing or releasing restrictive tissue to improve stability and support long-term results.
Clinical Evaluation
We examine soft tissue and attachments around the teeth to determine the best approach.
Frenectomy Treatment
Unfavorable soft tissue or muscle attachments are removed from around the teeth.
Fiber Release Procedure
Connective tissue attachments may be released to reduce unwanted tooth movement.
Stability And Follow-Up
These procedures may be used to help maintain tooth position after orthodontic treatment.