Gum Depigmentation, also known as Gum Bleaching or Gingival Depigmentation, is a cosmetic dental procedure that removes excess melanin or dark spots from the gums.
While melanin is a natural pigment, some individuals have higher concentrations that cause their gums to appear dark brown, bluish, or black instead of healthy pink.
*All procedures are carried out under strict sterilization and hygiene protocols to ensure patient safety.*
(The scalpel method is a traditional approach—most patients now opt for laser gum depigmentation. This section is for informational reference.)
Yes, when performed by trained professionals using lasers, it’s a completely safe and minimally invasive procedure.
Results are typically long-lasting. However, habits like smoking can cause re-pigmentation over time.
No, it’s virtually painless. Most patients experience only mild warmth or tingling.
Usually, one session is sufficient. Deeper pigmentation may require a follow-up.
Healing is quick — you can resume normal activities immediately after the procedure.
