What should I do if my smile shows a lot of gums?

There are still treatment methods. Depending on the degree of exposed gums, the treatment methods are different and the difficulty is also different. Looking at your photos, we can see that you have a severely gummy smile: The degree of gummy smile is divided into: 1. Mild: One-half of the upper front teeth are exposed when laughing. 2. Moderate All of the upper front teeth are exposed when laughing. 3． Severe The upper front teeth, gums and gums are exposed when laughing. Solution: 1. A severe gummy smile is caused by the incompatibility between the position of the jaw and the lips. There is no way to do it except orthognathic surgery. The surgery requires hospitalization. 2. A slightly gummy smile can also be treated with crown lengthening surgery. This surgery is an outpatient surgery performed by periodontics. The main cause of a gummy smile is protrusion of the maxilla, deformed teeth, or short upper lip tissue. For patients with maxillary protrusion, orthognathic surgery is generally used to retract the protruding maxilla to its normal position. This kind of surgery must be performed with precise measurements and specialized surgical instruments. It is highly invasive, requires a long recovery time, and carries certain risks. It places high demands on doctors and hospitals; but orthognathic surgery has the ability to turn decay into something. The magical power can greatly change the patient's appearance. Gummy smiles caused by dental deformities are usually corrected through orthodontic treatment, and the teeth are straightened and the situation is often improved. As for the cost of surgery, it is difficult to give a specific amount because the cost standards vary from place to place. Since the maxillary bone needs to be corrected, the difficulty of the surgery and the requirements for doctors are high. Even for surgery, you need to go to a professional or reputable doctor. Better hospitals do it. The cost is about 2W---4W.